Shows
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryThe Power of Open Source: Solving Our Toughest Technical ChallengesThis week’s podcast is all about open source development. My podcast guests are Julie Chen and Engineering Leader Tim Juravich from Deloitte. Julie, Tim and I discuss the challenges of open source development today, how developers can navigate these issues, and where the open source road is headed in the future. Also this week, I check out a super cool collaboration called the Moon-Rice project that aims to develop the perfect crop for sustaining life in space for long-duration missions.
2025-07-2518 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryScalability, Modularity, Flexibility with QMCs and VITA 93My podcast guest this week is Jan Zimmerman from TEWS Technologies. Jan and I are talking all about VITA 93 – a new QMC mezzanine card standard and why scalability, modularity and flexibility are central elements of this new standard. Jan and I also discuss the unique I/O capabilities of QMCs and how TEW Technologies is furthering innovation in this arena.
2025-07-1816 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryNo batteries? No problem. Powercast and The Freedom of Wireless PowerMy podcast this week is Eric Biel from Powercast! Eric and I explore each of Powercast’s innovative wireless power solutions, the origins of their Lifetime power solution, the benefits of their next generation RFID tags, and super cool new applications they unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show this year.
2025-07-1114 min
The Samtec Transmission Line℠ PodcastEpisode 18 - Interview with Amelia Dalton of EEJournalWelcome to the Samtec Transmission Line℠ Podcast. In this episode, Matt and Dave talk to Amelia Dalton of EE Journal. Amelia is an experienced technical marketer with a wealth of experience, and gives us her view on how to best communicate to an engineering audience.
2025-07-0934 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryVision, Photonics, and Radar: How indie is Empowering the Next Generation of Automotive DesignAutomotive design takes center stage in this week’s podcast. My guest is Chet Babla from indie. Chet and I chat about the automotive megatrends driving automotive innovation today. We also explore how radar and vision will shape the future of in-cabin and exterior automotive applications and how indie is supporting the next generation of vision and radar applications with their advanced silicon, photonics and sensor system solutions. Also this week, I check out the details of a new thermoelectric generator prototype that can convert exhaust heat into electricity.
2025-06-2713 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryFish Fry Special Edition: 2025 International Women in Engineering DayWelcome to our second annual International Women in Engineering Day Fish Fry podcast! My special guests are Sonja Brown from TDK, Chandana Tamma from Rehlko, and Sonja Ghelani from Texas Instruments. I sat down with each of these esteemed engineers and discussed their journeys into the world of high tech, how the EE landscape has changed over the years and what they would like to see in the future of engineering.
2025-06-2331 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryMulti-Sensing for the Next Generation of HMI ApplicationsMy podcast guest this week is Vibheesh Bharathan, Director and Project Lead for PSOC 4 Multi-Sense at Infineon. Vibheesh and I chat all about the benefits of Infineon's new PSOC 4 MCU family. We discuss the details of the Multi-Sense technology at the heart of these new MCUs and why innovative new liquid level sensing capabilities of these microcontrollers make them perfect for noisy environments. Also this week, I check out new electronic skin created for robots by the University of Cambridge and University College London that can give robotic hands the ability to feel pressure, heat and pain.
2025-06-2015 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryAutonomous Decisions and Remote Sensing: How We Can Use AI to Improve Space Flight SystemsWe are talking about one of my all time favorite topics this week: Space! My podcast guest is Kenneth O’Neill from AMD and we are talking all about the implementation of AI applications in space and how artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of space missions. We also chat about AMD’s Versal XQR devices and how these devices reflect a big leap forward in terms of onboard processing for space applications, and where Kenneth sees space based AI edge applications headed in the future.
2025-06-1326 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryHow SLAC is Advancing the Next Generation of MicroelectronicsMy special guests this week are Angelo Dragone and Paul McIntyre from the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Angelo, Paul and I chat about the mission of the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and how SLAC is advancing the development of next generation microelectronics. We also chat about the details of their new Microelectronics Energy Efficiency Research Center for Advanced Technologies (MEERCAT) and why the reduction of power consumption and the discovery of new materials is a driving force behind this new endeavor.
2025-06-0617 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryNext Gen VITA 100: A Giant Leap for InterconnectsThis week longtime friend of the show Mike Walmsley from TE Connectivity joins me to chat all about VITA 100. We chat about the objectives of this new standard, why VITA 100 reflects a big leap forward for signal integrity, and where VITA 100 is headed in the future. Also this week, I check out new contact lenses that allow people to see in the dark, even with their eyes closed!
2025-05-3017 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryRTOSX to the Rescue: The Original Authors of THREADX (and Middleware) are Here to Help!My podcast guest this week is Bill Lamie, CEO of PX5 RTOS and RTOSX. Bill and I chat about the motivation behind the creation of RTOSX, the long term support offered by RTOSX and why experts in the embedded field including the original authors of the ThreadX embedded real-time operating system are crucial to their success. Also this week, I investigate a new novel framework developed by researchers at Duke University that can enable robots to sense and navigate complex outdoor environments just like humans do.
2025-05-2215 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryHow MathWorks is Solving the Challenges of Battery Management System Development with Modeling and SimulationBattery management takes center stage in this week’s Fish Fry podcast! My guest is Danielle Chu from MathWorks. Danielle and I explore the primary functions of battery management systems and the common challenges faced by engineers when designing electric vehicle battery management systems. We also investigate the role that modeling and simulation play in battery management design, the importance of cell characterization for battery modeling and how MathWorks is encouraging innovation in this arena.
2025-05-1622 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryHeaded to the Skies! High Speed Data Transmission for Aerospace DesignsThis week’s podcast is all about high speed data transmission in aerospace applications! My podcast guests this week are Christian Hobmaier and Thomas Mittermeier from ODU connectors. Christian, Thomas and I explore the biggest challenges in this arena, the innovative new connector solutions ODU offers to support these kinds of designs, and the details of ODU’s rigorous testing that includes a technique called the "Arizona Dust Test". Also this week, I check out two new innovative methods to search for ice on the moon!
2025-05-0917 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryA Transition to Software Defined Vehicles - AMD is Enabling the Next Generation of Smart CarsMy podcast guest this week is Wayne Lyons, Automotive Director at AMD. Wayne and I discuss the trends encouraging the development of software defined vehicles, how AMD is furthering innovation in many different areas within automotive design and the trends Wayne sees sharing the future of automotive technology.
2025-05-0217 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryEmbedded Software Academy: How Beningo is Educating the Next Generation of Embedded DevelopersEmbedded Software is the name of the game this week my friends! My podcast guest is Jacob Beningo of the Beningo Embedded Group. Jacob and I chat about what the three elements of embedded software Jacob believes everyone should know and how each of these elements can affect development. We also explore what motivated Jacob to develop the Embedded Software Academy and where Jacob sees embedded software development headed in the future.
2025-04-2515 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryProgrammable PMICs and Cutting Edge Power Management with AnDAPTThis week my podcast guest is Giovanni Garcea, President of AnDAPT. Giovanni and I discuss the details of AnDAPT’s field programmable PMIC and how engineers can take advantage of AnDAPT’s programmable power solution that it designed with AI called PMIC.AI. Also this week, I check out a new fluid battery that can take any shape developed by researchers at Linköping University.
2025-04-1813 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryConcurrent Technologies Ushers In the Next Generation of Mission-Critical ApplicationsMy podcast guests this week are longtime friend of the show Nigel Forrester and Victoria Middleton from Concurrent Technologies. Nigel, Victoria and I chat about the importance of rigorous testing in mission-critical systems, the details of Concurrent’s mission-critical embedded computing solutions, and how Concurrent can help engineers determine what Intel processor board is best suited for your next design. Also this week, I check out the details of a new 3D printed electronics-free robot that can walk right off the 3D-printer!
2025-04-1121 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FrySecure-by-Design, Secure-by-Default: How SpiderOak is Protecting Data at the EdgeThis week we are talking all about edge cyber security with David Pearah, CEO of SpiderOak. David and I explore why traditional cyber security solutions do not properly protect edge devices, how SpiderOak is empowering developers to protect their edge applications, and why they are also offering their technology platform as open source software.
2025-04-0414 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryArtificial Intelligence, Semiconductors and Inline Sensors: How imec is Transforming BiomanufacturingBiomanufacturing takes center stage in this week’s podcast! My guest is Bert Verbruggen from imec. Bert and I explore the challenges of biomanufacturing and how inline production process monitoring can help solve these issues. Bert and I also discuss new inline sensor developments developed by imec and the value that artificial intelligence can bring in these systems.
2025-03-2816 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryNew Insight and Awareness into IoT Security with Cyber Trust MarkIoT security is the name of the game this week! My podcast guest is Sharon Hagi, Chief Security Officer of Silicon Labs. Sharon and I chat about the new cybersecurity labeling program called Cyber Trust Mark - the details of this program and the motivation behind its development. We also discuss the Connectivity Standards Alliance’s Product Security Working Group and how it eases the challenges of complying with global product security requirements. Finally, we also explore benefits of silicon-rooted trust models and secure manufacturing in this arena and how Silicon Labs is furthering security in IoT devices.
2025-03-2117 min
Amelia's Weekly Fish FryA Motion-Powered Revolution: WePower Energy Harvesting TechnologyMy podcast guest this week is WePower Founder/CEO Larry Richenstein! Larry and I chat about WePower’s innovative energy harvesting technology, the industries that could take advantage of this technology and the variety of products offered by WePower. Also this week, I investigate Forest 4.0 - a new intelligent forest data processing model that incorporates IoT, AI, and blockchain technologies that could enable real-time monitoring of forest conditions, sustainable resource accounting, and a more transparent forest governance model.
2025-03-1417 min
TIRIAScastMCU HistorySince the birth of the first microcontrollers (MCUs), semiconductors have changed our lives. Join Principal Analysts Jim McGregor (@TekStrategist) and Steve Leibson (@SteveLeibson) in another TIRIAScast, as Steve recaps the history of the first MCU and their contribution to the birth of the modern electronics industry. Also, check out Steve’s series of articles on the history of MCUs in the EE Journal (https://www.eejournal.com/?s=Steve+Leibson+Microcontrollers).2023-02-1518 min
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The Lock Sportscast25: Citizens' Commission to Investigate the FBIFull show notes, including links, can be found at
http://www.thelocksportscast.com
In this week’s episode:
-Some of the effects COVID has had on the locksmith industry
-ATM security, or lack thereof
-Lock picking club shirts by Mr Paradise
-Daz Evers shows how to make a universal DD pick
-The 1971 Media PA FBI office breakin
-More Criminals
-Sales
-Giveaways
-And more
Contact Information
Email: podcast@thelocksportscast.com
2020-11-2327 min