The clock is ticking. The time to design in the next generation of vehicle-to-vehicle communication is now. In this week’s Fish Fry, we navigate through the twists and turns that V2V communications have in store for us. My guest Kim Rubin and I discuss how the issues surrounding security, privacy, and accuracy are going to be crucial to widespread V2V implementation in the next couple years. Keeping on track with our vehicular theme this week, we also check out new self-repairing asphalt technology (from Delft University in the Netherlands) that could charge our electric cars and fix our pothole problems at the same time.
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Links for May 12, 2017
More information about Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication Implementation (NHTSA)
Have scientists discovered the cure for potholes? (Article)
StoryBoard and Cyborg Eyes: A Revolution in User Interfaces
Building an AI Ecosystem: You Can’t Do it All By Yourself
Calling All Innovators: Why You Should Join the Detect and Protect Challenge
Keeping Pace: Interconnect Standards, Racing Rats, and Combatting COBOL Craziness
Engineering the Edge: How Intel is Looking to Train One Million Engineers
How Happy is Your Chassis?
Return of the Pi!
Adventures in Satellite Security and The SpaceX Comfy Ride to the Moon
Systems and Bodies on Chip
Inventing Actionable Intelligence
Small is Beautiful: Trends in Small Rugged Form Factors and Making Fossil Fuels into Diamonds
Optical Communications and the Internet of Neuroelectronics
Fish Fry Vault: VisionTech's Dirty Dealings in ICs
Algorithmic Acceleration and The Next Phase of Moore’s Law
Have Power, Will Travel
The Sustainment Slog
Super Standards to the Rescue!
Infinite Compute Capacity
New Kid on the Block
Thermal Trials and Temperature Tales
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