Michael Tomczyk

1 month ago | embedded.com | Michael Tomczyk

Innovation Update: Aging Is Becoming A Treatable ConditionIn the past decade, scientists have begun to recognize aging as a medical condition that can be treated, managed, and slowed to keep us youthful and healthy into our 70s, 80s, and 90s. NEO-Aging. In my book (NEO-INNOVATION), I discuss how people are prolonging their lives by adopting healthier lifestyles, including diet, weight control, exercise, walking, and social activity 1.

2 months ago | embedded.com | Michael Tomczyk

Innovation Update: LEO Satellites Are Creating the Internet of EverythingLow Earth orbit (LEO) satellites are enabling a wide range of emerging technologies and innovations, including real-time video, IoT, fast GPS, autonomous vehicles and drones, social media, online games, and more.

Feb 13, 2025 | embedded.com | Michael Tomczyk

Brain-Computer Implants = Telepathy & TelekinesisNew developments in brain-machine interfaces are giving us extraordinary new capabilities and “powers” including early forms of telekinesis and telepathy. Embedded systems that connect the brain to computers are expanding what we call the Internet of Things—devices connected to the Internet—to what I like to call the Internet of the Mind (IoM).

Jan 15, 2025 | embedded.com | Michael Tomczyk

Driver Assist Systems Are Turning Cars Into CockpitsDriving a new car today feels more like piloting a plane or spacecraft, thanks to a new generation of embedded technologies called Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS). The next generation of self-driving cars and trucks will operate with minimal or no human input, thanks to a new generation of emerging technologies called Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS).

Dec 9, 2024 | embedded.com | Michael Tomczyk

Innovation Update: MEET THE ROBOTS!In an era of smartphones, smart TVs, and other connected devices, robots are the ultimate smart devices. As innovations, robots have come a long way and they still have a lot of potential. The term “robot” was coined and popularized by science fiction writers about 100 years ago. Today, robots are being developed that can talk, dance, sing, and mimic the voice and thought patterns of their inventors. Some robots can recognize facial expressions and emotions.