Tag: Sensors
RADAR vs. LIDAR sensors in automotive industry
by Michaela Jamelska on August 3, 2017 1:32 pm
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
The future is here: My Model 3
by Boryana Dineva on July 31, 2017 5:08 pm
Tesla was founded 14 years ago, on July 1, 2003. The single goal that inspired both employees and the public was: Bringing a mass-market car to life. Through that, accelerating a sustainable energy future. Last Friday, July 28th 2017, a special event was held in the Tesla factory in Fremont, California. The first 30 cars… Read more The future is here: My Model 3
Government & IoT: End user, Regulator or Infrastructure provider?
by Jugal Gala on July 7, 2017 1:04 am
Imagine Pandora sitting and staring at her box. In a few moments, she will open its bronze lid and release fear, death, and plague into the world . . . but right now she is wracked with uncertainty. What’s inside? The box might contain untold riches to help her new kingdom—but Zeus warned her never… Read more Government & IoT: End user, Regulator or Infrastructure provider?
Operations Director in Unmanned Life, the UK-based technology start-up. Michaela worked as a business development consultant in Proventa International London, a biotechnology management consultancy.
She also worked as a project associate in European Strategy Council, working primarily on the Innovation and Cybersecurity Forum.
Michaela holds a master degree in International Relations & International Law from the University of Roehampton in London, Certificate in Technology progress from EUIC and Diploma of International Affairs and Politics from the University of Coast Opal.
Michaela also lead a research project on the ICT technology with Crucible Research Center.
She also worked as a project associate in European Strategy Council, working primarily on the Innovation and Cybersecurity Forum.
Michaela holds a master degree in International Relations & International Law from the University of Roehampton in London, Certificate in Technology progress from EUIC and Diploma of International Affairs and Politics from the University of Coast Opal.
Michaela also lead a research project on the ICT technology with Crucible Research Center.
