Paul Marriott’s Post

Recently I faced one question in my last interview regarding why we cannot perform DML events when Cacheable = true how we can answer this and why we cannot perform DML events.

Radio frequency spectrum is key to so much future innovation and growth. Tune in this afternoon to hear my colleague Jason Neal lead a discussion on NTIA's recent National Spectrum Strategy!

At #ECTC2025 the Assembly and Manufacturing Technology committee has a broad range of topics in advanced packaging ranging from challenges and advances in die bonding methods, next gen substrates to heterogeneous integration including bridge and interposer technologies. Check out the Call for Papers below! Abstract submission will open soon and close on October 7th 2024.

The presence of expert refrees at the festival in the RMSC booth and the analysis and evaluation of the importance of the invention.

From my participation today at our ODC event "Technovate", This panel discussion was about why and how to keep up to date with the current technological advancement. 👏👏

In the last year, I’ve learnt how spatial frequencies are the basic building blocks of wireless channels. Near- and far-field channels use them in different ways to represent planar and spherical waves. Alva, Özlem, Nikolaos, and I have written a tutorial paper explaining these concepts and their implications. It is a recommend reading for anyone who wants to understand MIMO channels better.

The inevitable 6G question was raised during the Q&A session at the end of my presentation. As normal, I took a deep breath before giving me own perspective on this point. Now I fully understand why the audience of mainly university staff would be interested in this subject but I still do not think that this is healthy for the industry as a whole. Only this morning I got an email about a RCR Wireless webinar to discuss 'Will 6G finally deliver on the promises of 5G?'. Am I alone in thinking this?

Delighted to share that we've another paper published. In Managing Safety on the Factory Floor: A Computer Vision Fusion Approach, we show how lasers can be substituted by CV allowing close human-robot collaboration work that leads to increased performance. Huge thanks to my fellow authors, and to Sarvesh Pimpalkar Mike Morrissey Dara O'Sullivan Shane O'Meara and team at Analog Devices for providing me with the opportunity to lead the HRC CROSS Innovation Project co-funded by Enterprise Ireland on which this paper is based. Read the paper at DOI 10.1108/TECHS-12-2023-0054

In order to achieve the promise of Space Research, for the constrained problem spaces of space to spur the development of technology that serves the broader world back home we need to fight now enshrine open principles. As we move out of the era of space as a public good and into the era of commercial space we must make it clear that if Earth is to bear the burden of a developing space industry, it must also share in the benefits. Space may be the final frontier, but contrary to popular narratives, those on the frontier are all the more dependent on others to survive.

The colourful summary is here! If you're curious about what greater inclusion and use of open science hardware can ACTUALLY DO even in a complex field like space research, check this out. Thanks to Gathering for Open Science Hardware and The Wilson Center for hosting us.