Michael Smith

Nov 22, 2024 | seattletransitblog.com | Michael Smith |Michaël Smith

King County Metro’s RapidRide E Line travels inbound along Aurora Avenue from the Aurora Village Transit Center through Shoreline and north Seattle to South Lake Union, Belltown, downtown Seattle, and Pioneer Square. Outbound trips travel in the reverse direction, except for a small deviation to Linden Ave N between N 65th St and N 76th St. In October 2024, the E Line was the busiest bus route in King County with 13,568 average weekday boardings.

Nov 19, 2024 | thepilot.com | Michael Smith |Michaël Smith

Following the election earlier this month, changes are coming. One biggie is holier-than-thou liberal attitudes.

Oct 22, 2024 | thepilot.com | Michael Smith |Michaël Smith

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Mar 30, 2023 | science.org | Trevor M. Nolan |Moiré photonics |Luojun Du |Michael Smith |Michaël Smith

All fiber fluidicsFibers are the basis of ropes and fabrics. With the development of advanced fibers that can act as sensors and actuators or store or harvest energy, it is possible to make fabrics with advanced functionalities. Smith et al. show that it is also possible to design fibers to pump fluids, a task otherwise left to external, bulky devices. Helical electrodes are first embedded into the walls of a tubular fiber.

Feb 2, 2023 | circuitcellar.com | Michael Smith |Michaël Smith |Mai Tanaka |Ehsan Shahrabi Farahani

Future ImperfectUnpredictable issues crop up when you move from the real world of analog signals and enter the world of digital signal processing (DSP). In Part 3 of this article series, Mike and Mai focus on strategies for how to—or how to try to—avoid Murphy’s Laws when doing DSP.