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Carolyn Mathas is a freelance writer/site editor for United Business Media’s EDN and EE Times, IHS 360, and AspenCore, as well as individual companies. Mathas was Director of Marketing for Securealink and Micrium, Inc., and provided public relations, marketing and writing services to Philips, Altera, Boulder Creek Engineering and Lucent Technologies. She holds an MBA from New York Institute of Technology and a BS in Marketing from University of Phoenix.


Ultra-Lightweight OLEDs Transform Night Vision Technology
On February 28, 2025 in All, General, Lighting by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
OLED night vision tech enhances infrared light into visible light with high photon gain, offering compact, energy-efficient solutions for defense, smart cities, AR glasses, autonomous vehicles, and agriculture.
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Tagged With: ar glasses, autonomous vehicles, compact night vision, high photon gain, infrared light amplification, oled defense tech, oled night vision, smart cities
Generating Electricity from Seawater
On January 24, 2025 in All, Energy Harvesting, General, Sensors by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
KIMM’s seawater generator, powered by ion movement, delivers continuous electricity without external input, offering scalable, sustainable energy solutions for sensors in remote locations.
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488 Views
Tagged With: carbon nanotubes, continuous power, graphene oxide, ion redistribution, kimm, nanoelectronics, remote energy, saltwater electricity, seawater energy, self-charging generator
Will Sodium-Ion Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries?
On December 6, 2024 in All, Energy Harvesting, General, Power by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
Sodium-ion batteries are gaining attention as a viable alternative to lithium-ion, offering safety, lower costs, and environmental benefits. As technology advances, sodium-ion may soon challenge lithium-ion in EVs, data centers, and energy storage solutions.
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750 Views
Tagged With: battery alternatives, battery technology, energy storage, ev batteries, ev trends, lithium-ion batteries, natron energy, sodium vs lithium, sodium-ion batteries, sustainable batteries
Wafer Scale Engines for AI Efficiency
On November 14, 2024 in All, Computing, General by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
Cerebras is disrupting the AI chip market with its wafer-scale chip, delivering unprecedented speed and scalability with trillions of transistors. Unlike traditional chips, Cerebras' solution handles AI workloads far faster and more efficiently.
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808 Views
Tagged With: ai accelerator, ai chips, ai computing, cerebras, large language models, llms, moore's law, simulation technology, supercomputer, trillion transistors, wafer-scale technology, wse-3
Six Ways AI Is Revolutionizing Medicine
On October 2, 2024 in All, Computing, General, Medical, Robotics by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
From pinpointing accurate diagnostics and robotic surgeries to revolutionary drug discoveries and imaging breakthroughs, AI is pushing the boundaries of what's possible in medicine. This blog explores six key areas where AI is making a significant impact.
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640 Views
Tagged With: ai diagnostics, ai drug discovery, ai in medicine, artificial intelligence healthcare, medical ai ethics, robotic surgery
Regulating and Innovating with the AI Act
On July 1, 2024 in All, Computing, General by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
The EU's AI Act introduces a legal framework to manage AI risks, enforce rights, and uphold ethical standards in technology use worldwide. See how it supports innovation with measures such as the AI Innovation Package and regulatory sandboxes to test new products under supervision.
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Tagged With: ai ethics, ai innovation, ai legal framework, ai regulation, ai risk management, eu ai act, european union ai policy, regulatory sandboxes
Wearable Robotics for Parkinson's Mobility
On May 22, 2024 in All, General, Medical, Robotics by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
A soft, wearable robot may help Parkinson's Disease patients walk without the interruption of freezing of gait. This technological breakthrough demonstrates significant potential in medical robotics, providing a promising solution for those affected by neurological disorders.
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Tagged With: freezing of gait, hip flexion assistance, medical robotics, mobility improvement, neurological disorders, parkinson's disease, patient independence, soft robotics, technological breakthrough, wearable robotics
Intelligent Robots Are the Future of Surgery
On April 29, 2024 in All, General, Medical, Robotics by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
Integrating robots into surgery enhances surgical precision and patient care. This trend towards automation and digital guidance in the operating room can make advanced techniques more accessible and outcomes more consistent.
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1530 Views
Tagged With: healthcare robotics, robotic surgery, robotics summit 2024
Why Celebrate Pi Day?
On March 13, 2024 in All, General by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
Pi Day, commemorating the mathematical constant π on March 14, emphasizes the importance of mathematics in everyday life, featuring festivities worldwide to engage enthusiasts while showcasing the impact of π in tech, science, and innovation, from signal processing to space exploration.
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1095 Views
Tagged With: irrational number pi, march 14, mathematical constant, mathematics appreciation, pi day, pi day activities, pi in technology, significance of pi, stem education, technology applications, π, π in science
Unlocking Sustainable Power Solutions at APEC 2024
On February 19, 2024 in All, General, Power by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
APEC 2024 will showcase the latest trends in power electronics, focusing on sustainability through advances in power conversion technologies. This trend includes the electrification of transport, wideband semiconductors reducing reliance on silicon, and the integration of power and data lines.
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1415 Views
Tagged With: apec 2024, efficient power conversion, electrification, gan, power electronics, sic, sustainability, wideband semiconductors

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