Podcast appearances and mentions of glenn zorpette

Co-CEO's of Silmach, Pierre-Francois Louvigne and Jean-Baptiste Carnet, talk about their new MEMS technology with IEEE Spectrum editor Glenn Zorpette. The tech has been used to create the first major upgrade to the movement of quartz watches in decades, a power efficient motor that is 50 percent smaller, allows fluid forward-and-back motion of the hand, and requires so little power a watch can run for over a decade before it needs a new battery. Louvigne talk about their new hybrid watch, which combine smartwatch electronics with analog faces, and partnerships with manufacturers such as Timex.

Today - secret tips from the entertainment desk. Then, Robots. Because, you know Robots. And some new tech from the cutting edge of COVID and our friend Glenn Zorpette joins us to help with the geeky stuff. I’m Steven Rosenbaum - and this is Future Forward I’m Alexa Scordato, let’s launch.

Today’s Future Forward is a Moon Shot - literally. We’ll explore a Lunar Space Station with IEEE Spectrum Magazine’s Executive Editor Glenn Zorpette. Living on the Moon might be realer then you think.Then, VidCon. the Anaheim YouTube Convention Grows up. I’m Steve Rosenbaum. And I’m Alexa Scordato - Let’s Launch! NASA’s Lunar Space Station Is […]

Today on Future Forward - Big News in Print Land, and it’s not good. Then - Surveillance. Amazon adds a creepy sci-fi piece to digital doorbells. And, in the fast-changing world of Mirco everything - could a MicroLED mean big changes ahead? I’m Alexa Scordato and I’m Steve Rosenbaum - Let’s Launch - Elliott Management […]

IEEE Spectrum editor in chief, Glenn Zorpette, talks about high-tech attempts to battle improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Iraq as well as the state of reconstruction of Iraq's electricity grid. And journalist John Horgan talks about the possibility of eliminating war. Plus, we'll test your knowledge of some recent science in the news. Web sites related to this episode include: www.saferoadmaps.org, www.thomaslfriedman.com; www.spectrum.ieee.org

Glenn Zorpette, executive editor of IEEE Spectrum magazine, and journalist John Horgan discuss various ideas related to what some call "the coming singularity," a point where computers will allegedly attain consciousness and superintelligence. Or not. Plus, we'll test your knowledge of some recent science in the news. Web sites mentioned on this episode include www.spectrum.ieee.org/singularity