ARVR Featured Introducing Oculus Air Link Introducing Oculus Air Link, a wireless way to play PC VR games on Quest 2.
ARVR Featured Oculus Quest 2 is finally here! Proud to be part of the team that shipped this incredible new VR headset!
Software Code Syntax Highlight in Squarespace My post about Normality of Data and Confidence Intervals [/blog/test-results-confidence/] was rich of Python code. That wasn’t the first post featuring code snippets, but it was the first time I managed to add syntax highlight directly into my website. In the past I either pasted pretty-printed HTML code
Data Science Are you confident in your test results? Use Python to verify whether your data is Normally distributed and to compute Confidence Intervals (CI) of results from small or large datasets.
ARVR Featured Say Hello to HoloLens 2 After much work HoloLens 2 is finally here with a larger field of view, new MEMs Laser display, new 3D sensor, better hands tracking, eye tracking and much more comfortable.
Technology Everybody loves a Puppy! The state of Robotics in 2018. Some of the best minds, companies and startups working on Robots met in Berkeley, CA to discuss trends, challenges and next steps in this burgeoning field.
Electronics Featured The Complete Basic Electronics Course is online! Do you want to know more about electronics and to design cool projects? Enroll to my introductory course to learn how components work and how to create simple circuits!
Python Use Python to plot Surface graphs of irregular Datasets Do you want to plot a surface graph of a 3D dataset but your data is not distributed on a regular meshgrid? No need to worry as Matplotlib's trisurf got you covered. Here is how to use it.
ARVR Debugging PCBs in Mixed Reality Boardtalks is a Microsoft HoloLens App that improves PCB validation and rework experience by overlaying holograms with useful information on top of electronic boards.
Technology Maker Faire 2017: Deep Learning, Solar Eclipses and 3D-Printed Shoes The most interesting talks and startups at Maker Faire Bay Area 2017
Electronics Single-Photon Avalanche Diodes (SPAD) demystified How Single-Photon Avalanche Diodes (SPAD) work and how to use them.
Software How to Secure Evernote How to encrypt Evernote on your computer to add an extra layer of security against undesired access to your data.
Electronics A Smart-Button to Rule Them All How to use a Flic Button to control your SmartThings Home Automation system.
Electronics Single-Transistor Bidirectional Level Shifter If you have always thought that you need an IC to do bidirectional level shifting, here is a circuit that can do it all using just one FET.
Electronics Five Ways to Outsource your Hardware Product Development Discover five outsourcing options for tech consumer/commercial product companies. The post is based on my experience working with overseas contract manufacturers, JDMs, ODMs and OEMs.
Technology Everything depends on the people in the labs Review of the book 'Sapiens' by Yuval Noah Harari, which wonderfully describes the role Human's imagination had in making us the leading animal specie on Earth and its influence in today's society.
Electronics 8 Reasons to use Python for Laboratory Automation Are you an Engineer working in a Lab? Let Python help you out!
Electronics High-Speed Single-Photon SPAD Camera High-Speed Single-Photon SPAD camera for low-light, high-speed and 3D imaging applications.
Projects Smartphone-Controlled Garage Door Operate your garage door from anywhere using a Smartphone, the SmartThings home automation system and a little bit of hacking.
Technology Supercharge the sharing economy with the Internet of Things Find out how the Internet of Things (IoT) will help the Sharing Economy to reach its full potential.
Technology Neuro-Inspired Computing for the Internet of Things Prof. Rabaey from UC Berkely explains how the future of computing could be inspired by the human brain.
Technology Maker Faire 2015: Cool electronics, Arduino and IoT Top moments and insights at the Maker Faire Bay Area 2015, from meeting Arduino co-founder Massimo Banzi to an interesting panel discussion on the Internet of Things (IoT).
