Oct 6, 2025 | Smart Mobility Today
As a Bachelor of Fine Arts major with a heavy engineering background (my father). I have always appreciated science, exploration, and innovation. As I grew up, I was always making simple machines to meet my needs such as getting my lamp to turn off across the room...
Sep 29, 2025 | Smart Mobility Today
There is a Japanese philosophy called Kaizen which is often associated with business tactics, but the origin is much older and has a deeper meaning. Kaizen requires us to connect with who we want to be, and then align our actions in that direction to reach our goals....
Sep 23, 2025 | Smart Mobility Today
Since I was a kid, sci-fi has shown us a world of impossible futuristic things: robots, space exploration, medical miracles, phasers, and flying cars. Slowly, we have seen these innovations creep into our daily lives. Your house is automatically vacuumed, why not take...
Sep 8, 2025 | Smart Mobility Today
There has always been a tug of war between humans and nature, and nature more often wins. In this week’s Smart Mobility Today, listen to stories about how researchers and inventors are using science and technology to find solutions to the constant pull between...
Aug 25, 2025 | Education, Engineering, Smart Mobility Today
One of the most inspiring things I have done with Smart Mobility Today is having the privilege to co-host the panels for our “Engineering Careers Tour” sponsored by Astemo. Being on a university campus with excited, young engineers is invigorating and...
Aug 4, 2025 | Smart Mobility Today
When I was in grade school, one of my friends’ family was giving away their 20 gallon aquarium, and my mom and dad said it was OK for our house to become its new home. Along with the filter, gravel and assortment of hoses, I also inherited a couple of angel...
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