Increasingly cars are becoming digital platforms, not only for the people inside the car but also for mapping the world around us. Vehicles are being outfitted with a wide range of sensors including cameras (Daylight and IR), Time of Flight (depth) cameras, GNSS with RTK, LIDAR, and inertial measurement units to collect data that is [...]
"The Voler team is impressive, knowledgeable, and responsive. They are open to suggestions and also to offering suggestions. Voler's reporting is great, and the communication is also great. I am pretty blown away by Voler's technical ability. We will certainly use Voler again. Thank you for an outstanding job!!” - Kevin Maloney, CEO of Xeeda [...]
Pitfalls of Medically Accurate Measurements In this webinar, Walt Maclay covers common bio-sensors used in wearables for remote patient monitoring and how to get medically accurate measurements. Heart rate. Heart rate is simple to implement in theory, but difficult to measure on the wrist. Measuring the electrical EKG signal requires good contact with the skin, [...]
Transcript: This is the Universal Health Sensor Platform. There is a pulse oximeter attached to my finger and connected to the platform, which is then sending the data to the cloud, which is a platform created by Medium One. It displays real time data. It can also do real time processing. I'm connecting [...]
We are excited to see the kids experimenting with the Everbright Wall Display, a networked array of LEDs, at Milpitas Library. The are kids having fun manipulating the 476 light dials on the light wall, to create different patterns by adjusting each of these RGB LED dials. The Everbright Light Wall will be on display [...]
We added a little pizzazz to our logo. But our signature brand and commitment to high quality are still the same!
Here are some amazing robots that we would like to share with you. Hope that you will be as inspired as we are! Upcoming Events SV Hardware Symposium: Robotics and Automation Thursday Sept 20 at Computer History Museum in Mountain View RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2018-silicon-valley-hardware-symposium-tickets-42718027771 [...]
We are committed to providing life-changing opportunities for young, aspiring individuals. This year we had someone from the Japan Biodesign program visit for three weeks as an extern. Below is one of the conversations that Walt Maclay and Rio Valdes had with Moe Sasaki and her startup team.
In this video, Walt Maclay discusses the issues involved with bringing wearable medical devices from an idea to FDA approval based on his firms many experiences. He explores areas including user interface issues, battery life, different sensing technologies, data security, and verification to meet FDA and CE requirements. Below is an edited transcript [...]
Transcript of Walt Maclay "Battery Limitations for Wearable Devices" video Walt Maclay: If battery technology advanced like semiconductors have, you would have a device the size of a pinhead that could power your car and it'd cost a penny. Unfortunately, we're never going to have that. If you want to get much, much denser [...]
