Samir Jaber

3 weeks ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

Seizures often strike without warning, leaving patients and caregivers with no time to respond. This unpredictability has limited independence, increased risk, and kept treatment reactive rather than preventive. Advances in real-time health monitoring and predictive AI are changing that. With edge computing and neuromorphic processors capable of continuous, on-device analysis, real-time seizure prediction is becoming a practical tool in everyday healthcare.

1 month ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

Traditional mechanical fasteners have long been the default in motor assembly. But as electric motors (e-motors) evolve across mobility, consumer goods, and industrial automation, these fasteners are becoming a limiting factor. Today’s motors must be stronger, lighter, and more compact, pushing engineers to rethink how they are built. Advanced adhesives are enabling that shift.

1 month ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

Edge AI has long promised smarter, faster, and more private device intelligence. But as AI moves beyond the data center, it faces a fundamental challenge in complexity in its implementation closer to the end user. Between fragmented hardware, evolving models, and growing performance expectations, developers are often stuck navigating an overcrowded, under supported and often not interoperable ecosystem. That’s where Synaptics comes in.

1 month ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

From telecommunications to industrial automation, the demand for reliable thermal management has never been higher. As systems grow denser and more compact, overheating and cooling inefficiencies have emerged as critical barriers to performance and longevity. At the center of tackling these challenges is Orion Fans, a leading provider of AC, DC, and EC fan solutions tailored for a wide range of industries.

2 months ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

Healthcare is facing a growing workforce crisis. The World Health Organization estimates a global shortage of 10 million skilled healthcare workers by 2030 [1]. To maintain quality patient care, healthcare systems must leverage technology to augment clinicians, streamline workflows, and optimize resource allocation without replacing human expertise. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a key enabler in this space.