Category: Viodi View

  • Viodi View – 07/27/25

    Viodi View – 07/27/25

    Going to an amusement park is a summertime thrill for kids. It was fun to have that feeling again a few weeks ago, as Waymo delivered the back to the future experience that Viodi wrote about some 11 years ago. Read more about this summer highlight below, in the Korner. Thanks to the Broadband Forum, my…

  • Viodi View – 06/29/25

    Viodi View – 06/29/25

    Inspiration: There is something about a face-to-face event, such as last week’s Broadband Forum Summer Meeting and BASe Technical Summit in Munich, that can inspire new ideas. In this case, it was the discovery of a missing link that could potentially turn an old idea into reality. In this case, it could mean a way…

  • Viodi View – 05/31/25

    Viodi View – 05/31/25

    Two places at once. It may be a trite phrase, but it would be nice to be in two places at once next week. The first place would be at Anga Com. The BBF and some of its members will be in a booth, as well as speaking on a couple of panels. One must-see…

  • Viodi View – 04/28/24

    Viodi View – 04/28/24

    Is it possible to ever see the entire picture, particularly when it comes to a person? Slices are all we see and hear. It has been Viodi’s privilege to capture and document small slices of people’s lives. Most of Viodi’s articles and videos deal with the professional aspect of what an individual is doing in…

  • Viodi View – 03/29/25

    Viodi View – 03/29/25

    Friendly, safe, and clean: three words that describe Hong Kong. If the public transportation system is an indication, then efficient could be added to this list. Of course, with its density, walkable is another adjective that describes the world’s fourth densest city. Despite the endless sea of people during the day, it is relatively quiet…

  • Viodi View – 02/28/25

    Viodi View – 02/28/25

    The theme of a couple of the articles in this issue of the Viodi View is the integration of human and machine. In both cases, if the machines’ directions are off by just a fraction, it could lead to a bad outcome. A 25-minute conversation with Google’s Gemini inspired the first article. Unfortunately, Gemini did…