Michaela Jamelska

RADAR vs. LIDAR sensors in automotive industry

As we are approaching a future of self-driving vehicles, the number of sensors in vehicles will increase. Currently,  driver assistance systems use a combination following key elements: RADAR sensors (Radio Detection And Ranging) LIDAR sensors (Light Detection And Ranging) Cameras Ultrasonic Focusing on 2 sensor technologies, RADAR and LIDAR, they both have physical limitations and… Read more RADAR vs. LIDAR sensors in automotive industry

Patent Wars

This week I am bringing to our class of tech enthusiasts and curious minds a topic of patent war and its interesting cases. The patent is not so new term in the tech industry. Patent wars started a long time ago f.e. it was famous Abraham Graham Bell, who was accused of stealing and plagiarized the… Read more Patent Wars

Let's Hyperloop!

It becomes a habit that Elon Musk keeps media busy and public curious with his wild projects. Although his strategy pays off, there is a lot of questions about the real implication and scalability of his ideas. Considering his avant-garde idea of the Hyperloop, a technology cumulated a lot of hype recently by completing a… Read more Let's Hyperloop!

Silicon Valley? Silicon Allee? or Silicon Wadi?

There is no question that Silicon Valley is the place of its kind and the most successful tech hub in the world. The region 30 miles long and 15 miles wide has been the world leader in high-tech startups giving rise to cutting-edge companies from Apple and Intel to Google and Facebook. Although there is a… Read more Silicon Valley? Silicon Allee? or Silicon Wadi?

UK ready for driverless cars in theory

The Modern Transport Bill confirms actions that are being taken to make sure the UK is at the forefront of the most modern transport revolution. The economic potential of the new technology drives the UK to adopt a new legal system and draw up laws to provide a strong support for autonomous car development and… Read more UK ready for driverless cars in theory