On this episode of our Software & Electronics Podcast, we get to speak with John Ryan from ORM Technologies. We discuss the importance (and often the invisibility) of medium-sized businesses in the United States, the drastically large improvements that come with properly using analytics in business, and the delicate balance of the need for security and the desire to personalize when working with personal data.

Fiberguide’s focus on practical Fiber Optic solutions means they are able to customize and create solutions for a wide variety of clients spanning multiple industries. From digital projections, to welding sheet metal, fiber laser based devices are doing jobs for a fraction of the price that it used to be. The real innovation is in electronics, handling, and multiplexing, that can seamlessly transfer data through multiple lines of cable and the new devices that are able to intelligently switch from line to line.

Find out how Fiberguide gets to use these new technologies and innovate every new project they get to work on. We’ll delve into the science of fiber optic cables and the transfer of light, sensory analytic capabilities of embedded fiber optics, and the longevity of fiber optic cables. From the micro to the macro, we talk about smaller particles that make up the basis of the large particles that we see everyday in communications.

On this episode of our Software & Electronics Podcast, we get to chat with Michael Dowgert, Vice President of Sales at CropX. Farming, one of the cornerstones of the United States economy, is an industry that is constantly innovating. Whether it be a new farming technique, an irrigation innovation, or a new piece of tech to improve crop yields, the world of commercial farming is changing every day. From genetics to fertilizer, Michael delves into the "Internet of Soil" and how data can help to better manage your farming business.

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On today's podcast, we get to speak with Ryan Moore, discussing the dangers of water vs salt water, and the future of protecting our electronic lives.

It has finally happened, scientists have found out what happens when small atom dopants in lattices use positron annihilation spectroscopy made from larger atoms using the miracle of mathematical modelling. The surprising fact learned from this experiment utilizing a variety GaN crystal types was that even though a direct route wasn’t necessarily found throughout the process, it provided another route that extends the applications of more than just GaN.

On today's episode we have Matt Isler, a member of the Microsoft Developer Team, who talks about how Microsoft is pushing technology further in the worlds of audio, video, and computing. We talked about the rapid technological advances taking place in both the software and hardware worlds, how technology is evolving to enable creative processes, and how we just might be living in a Star Trek universe.

The Healthcare industry is always changing, and always trying to find better ways to educate patients. They are also trying to find the best ways to educate potential doctors, surgeons, nurses, and other medical professionals.

Up until this point, most electronics ran off of an actual electronic signal inside the circuitry of your device. But lately, some companies have been trying to make those circuits optical-based CMOS chips, not electrical based.

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Drones are becoming more and more popular these days. While the technology is still relatively new, the push for drones has increased dramatically over the last few years. However, now other industries are starting to take notice of the technology, and they are starting to utilize them for work rather than play.

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