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Neuromorphic Chips: Technology that Emulates the Brain

By Dick Weisinger

Neuromorphic chips are designed to mimic the neural processing of the human brain. The technology that is being used to build them come from a variety of fields, including biology, mathematics, physics, computer science and electrical engineering. Applications include the…

Technology Trends: Improving People’s Lives and Their Living Spaces

By Dick Weisinger

Technology advances, but new technology is only useful if it can be applied to solve human and business problems. To that end, human practicality was a primary criteria Gartner used to identify the top 10 most important technology trends for…

Assembler Robots: Symbiotic Builders of the Future

By Dick Weisinger

MIT researchers have developed symbiotic robots, something that they’re calling assembler robots. These are robots that can build, maintain, and coexist with structures. The MIT work demonstrates that robots are capable of self-assembling complex structures. Potential applications of the technology…

Containers and Security: Complexity Makes it Easy to Overlook Problems

By Dick Weisinger

Is container security a problem? Not really. But the nature of containers mean that container security needs to be done carefully and early in an implementation. Container and non-container security issues that arise are actually not so different. For example,…

Digital Health Care: Vendors Entering Honeypot Market Attempt not to get Stung

By Dick Weisinger

The digital health care market is growing fast, almost 28 percent annually, according to Grand View Research. The driver behind the growth in health care is the pressure to innovate new therapies and drugs, as well as pressure from regulators…