October 19, 2026

Lina Kovács

Lina Kovacs
Lina earned a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Eötvös Loránd University and a postgraduate certificate in Cybersecurity from ETH Zurich. She started in security operations, chasing down privilege-escalation paths and strange east-west traffic in SaaS estates. From there, she moved into incident response for fintechs, running tabletop exercises and helping teams ship with fewer secrets in repos. Today she writes plainly about zero trust, passkey rollouts, SBOMs, and secure software supply chains, cutting through fearmongering to focus on habits that actually lower risk. Lina mentors women entering cyber, co-hosts privacy workshops for teens, and publishes checklists that busy engineers actually use. She’s a classical violinist, an avid train traveler who prefers night routes, and an amateur photographer collecting views from station platforms across Europe.
    Cybersecurity

    Container Security: Image Scanning, Runtime Policy, and Admission Control

    Container security is a three-gate control chain, not a single scan. Image scanning at build time catches known vulnerabilities before they ship, admission

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    Medical Robotics

    Robotic Rehabilitation and Gait Training Outcomes

    Robotic gait training measurably improves walking outcomes in adults recovering from stroke and spinal cord injury. Meta-analyses show gains in gait speed, balance,

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    Autonomous Logistics

    Middle-Mile Autonomous Trucking: Regulation, Routes, and Economics

    Middle-mile autonomous trucking now runs real commercial freight on fixed hub-to-hub highway lanes in Texas, Arizona, and California. Companies including Aurora, Kodiak, and

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    Humanoid

    Robot Fleet Learning: How One Robot’s Mistake Teaches Thousands

    Robot fleet learning is the pipeline that turns one robot’s mistake into an improvement for an entire deployed fleet. Sensor and outcome data

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    Vibe Coding

    Legacy Code Modernisation With AI: COBOL to Cloud Case Patterns

    AI shortens legacy modernization timelines by automating comprehension and translation, not by removing the need for incremental migration. The winning pattern combines AI-assisted

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    Machine Learning

    Automated Machine Learning Research: AI Systems That Design Models

    AI systems are now automating parts of ML research itself, not just individual models. Neural architecture search and automated hyperparameter optimization have matured

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    Generative AI

    Generative AI Workflows for Design Teams: A Practical Pipeline

    Generative AI design workflows now run as a structured pipeline, not a novelty feature. Product, marketing, and brand design teams use Figma AI,

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    AI Ethics

    AI Personhood and Legal Standing: The Coming Debate

    Granting AI systems legal personhood would create a convenient liability shield for the humans and companies who build and profit from them, which

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    Edge Intelligence

    Neuromorphic Chips for Edge AI: Spiking Networks in Real Products

    Neuromorphic chips have quietly moved out of robotics labs and into earbuds, laptops, and smart home devices already on shelves — Syntiant’s Neural

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    AI Infrastructure

    Data Center Power Constraints: Why Grid Interconnect Is the New Bottleneck

    Power, not GPUs, is now the binding constraint on AI data center growth — Gartner projects 40% of AI data centers will be

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    Scaling Inference

    World Models: Teaching AI to Predict Physical Consequences

    A world model predicts what happens next, letting a system rehearse actions before taking them. Why prediction error is the training signal, where

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    Scaling Inference

    Structured Outputs and JSON Mode: A Reliability Engineering Guide

    JSON mode guarantees the output parses. Strict structured outputs guarantee it matches your schema. Those are different promises, and confusing them is why

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    Future Prosthetics

    How BCI Will Control Future Prosthetics: A Complete Guide

    The intersection of neuroscience and robotics is no longer the stuff of science fiction. As of March 2026, we are witnessing a paradigm

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    Autonomous Mining Vehicles

    Autonomous Mining Vehicles: Improving Safety and Yield

    As of March 2026, the global mining landscape has reached a pivotal tipping point. What was once a series of experimental pilot programs

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    Real-Time Robot Fleet

    The Role of 5G in Real-Time Robot Fleet Orchestration

    As of March 2026, the industrial landscape has reached a definitive tipping point. The “pilot phase” of digital transformation is over. Today, the

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