Biljana Ognenova

About:

Biljana received a bachelor's degree in criminal law and a master's degree in psychology from Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje. Since then, she's served as a logistics and protocol manager for the British embassy in Skopje and a content writer for Cosmic Development. She's particularly interested in renewable and alternative energy technologies and resources, and she likes to write about how technology changes lives. Other areas of interest for her include IoT, sensors, access control, IT security, AI, and blockchain. Biljana currently resides in Macedonia.

Articles

No, AI Is Not Going to ‘Steal’ Your Job

While many people believe the advent of artificial intelligence is going to steal away all hard-working professionals' jobs, that is actually the opposite of the truth. AI enhances engineering and helps engineers streamline and perfect their designs more than ever before.

one Day ago
Opinion

Electronics Point Survey: Design Constraints for Electrical Engineers

Challenges that many EEs face on any project is the determined design constraints. How did our survey of nearly 500 EEs determine the most common design constraints? And which of these caused the most trouble?

2 days ago
Research

There’s 1 Big Challenge Stopping Graphene’s Utilization in Computing

Graphene has been a bleeding-edge topic in the technology industry for years, but just how will it be used in electrical engineering? Does is have a place in the future of computing components?

3 days ago
Opinion

From Startups to Tesla: Engineer and Entrepreneur Tom Jensen Talks Leadership

After heading up three separate startups, Tom Jensen witnessed Tesla's Model S launch after taking on a senior management role in the company's test infrastructure team. Through it all, he learned that the best startups and teams benefit from a great leader.

4 days ago
Interviews

Engineers and Mobile Companies Need to Recognize Cell Phone Signal Saturation

As the world population increases and the number of cell phone owners grows, how will engineers and mobile companies work together to establish a strong signal despite the traffic?

5 days ago
Opinion

4 Robust Circuit Boards for Engineers Who Want Serious FPGA Power

FPGAs, or field programmable gate arrays, are incredibly useful pieces of technology that play an important role in many designs. Here are four particularly great use cases where circuit boards make good use of their FPGA components.

6 days ago
Product Highlights

Electronics Point Survey: Design Challenges for Electrical Engineers

Our survey included almost 500 engineers, asking about their experiences with design challenges with their projects. How do power, budget, foot-print, timeline, and other factors influence the final product?

one week ago
Research

Facial Recognition Is an Inevitable Part of Engineers’ Future Projects

Facial recognition software is going to be a staple part of everyday life for many consumers, and companies like Face++ are already investing in this solution. Why should engineers become familiar with programs as such?

one week ago
Opinion

Next-Gen Smart Sensors Are Tinier and More Accurate Than Ever

In the micronic world of IoT, collecting and interpreting data needs to be fast, accurate, and inexpensive. How do smart sensors meet these requirements, and how are they being implemented in innovative engineering projects?

one week ago
Product Highlights

Tesla’s Powerpacks Are a Breakthrough in Power Storage Technology

Tesla launched their Powerpacks just two years ago, and many skeptics have voiced their opinions on the supposed newfound solution to power storage for cities. But in spite of this opposition, these pieces of technology more than live up to the hype from 2016.

one week ago
Opinion

uStepper Co-Founder Thomas Olsen Discusses 3D Printing Efficiency

Thomas Olsen, co-founder of uStepper, talks with Electronics Point about taking his skills as a curious engineering student to transform saved stepper motor applications.

one week ago
Interviews