Past Events
In this talk, Dr. Matt Francis will describe the design of hardware able to operate at up to 500˚ C.
Trade secrets are the "secret sauce" upon which companies depend to ensure their competitive edge. They encompass any and all information that a company would want to keep out of the hands of its competitors, including customer databases, marketing and business plans, financial information, and technological developments.
This talk will discuss incorporating MRI modelling into neural network architectures to allow Deep Learning image reconstruction, and how this is reducing patient stress by dramatically shortening MRI exam times.
An international event recognizing how massive antennas in the US and Italy confirmed Einstein's 1916 prediction about the nature of gravity.
Piezoelectricity is the basis of much of modern technology, including for various uses in your cell phone. This talk will provide an overview of its operation, and will discuss applications such as ultrasonic surgical transducers, transformers, and ultrasonic motors.
CNSV's Consulting Practices Program presents the latest information on the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) second act. Covered will be qualifying, rules and how to file for PPP2, PPP1, EIDL, and PPP Loan Forgiveness.
An AI compute engine is a "beast that must be fed" as it must operate on huge data sets to generate meaningful outcomes. This presentation will discuss architectures that enable this functionality.
Invention often involves creating a solution to a long-felt unmet need. In this talk, Ted Selker will explore the process of invention, and some models for taking it to market and achieving business success.
This presentation should appeal to both those in the "robot space" as well as those curious about it. It will include discussion of some foundational building blocks that can be used to create a robot, and demonstrations including how RoboMaker can be used to design, simulate and deploy a robot at scale.
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This event will feature former Lockheed employees who worked on CORONA, America’s first eye-in-the-sky space mission, and the Agena spacecraft upon which the CORONA program depended.
