Future Tech: Almost Here, Round-the-Corner Future Technology Podcast
1,842 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 4 years ago -Future Technologies Poised to Transform Our Lives For The Better are the focus of this podcast. Almost here means these technologies are Now Here, or Just Around The Corner. Listen to the latest future tech news & interviews, featuring Artificial Intelligence, 3D printing, stem cells, regenerative medicine, Bitcoin, Blockchain & other cutting-edge stuff.
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Justyna Zander – Cars that Drive Themselves
June 07, 2017 09:15 - 28 minutes - 64.8 MBTo paraphrase the sci-fi writer William Gibson, “The future is already here. It’s just unevenly distributed.” The fact is, the technology for self-driving cars exists today. So why doesn’t everyone have one? “Cost,” says Justyna Zander. For the past 12 years, Zander has been working on self-driving cars in various capacities, at various companies. As Zander explains, just because a technology exists, doesn’t mean it can be mass-produced at high volumes. Before technology can become ubiquitou...
RealWear – Wearable Computers
June 07, 2017 09:13 - 32 minutes - 73.4 MBRealWear, as the name might suggest, is a wearables company. “Wearable whats?” you may be wondering. Well, wearable computers. Their flagship product is a wearable Android tablet—essentially a mobile computer you wear on your head. “Won’t that look weird?” I wonder aloud. RealWear CEO Andy Lowery explains. “First start with Google Glass.” Viz. Google Glass, the glasses with the heads-up display floating in front of one of your eyes. “You start there. But our device is very different from Goo...
Could Genetic Engineering Cure Cancer? With Wilson Wong
June 06, 2017 08:30 - 20 minutes - 47.9 MBWhat if was possible to turn your body’s cells into mini computers and then program them to kill cancer? According to synthetic biologist, Wilson Wong, it’s not only a very real possibility, but it could be the future of immunotherapy. Here’s a few things you’ll hear about in this episode: * The technique doctors are now using to hack T-cells and achieve 90% remission in Lymphoma patients * How researchers have successfully turned cells into computer circuits and how that could impact the fu...
Factom – Securing Data with Bitcoin
June 06, 2017 08:20 - 43 minutes - 10.9 MBAs you may already know, Bitcoin requires an ever increasing amount of proof of work, as more and more computers are working on the problem of securing the BitCoin BlockChain. Extremely-difficult-to-compute hashes take up a huge amount of computing power in the BitCoin ledger, making them some of the most secure data structures in the world. “And yet,” says Paul Snow of FactomTM, “despite the massive amount of security that the coin has, the ledger itself is only one megabyte every ten minute...
Timothy Draper – A Bird’s Eye View of Bitcoin
June 06, 2017 08:14 - 30 minutes - 18.8 MBLet’s start with the most salacious bit of news. Legend has it that Timothy Draper once won 33,000 Bitcoins in one fell swoop. This, from the auction of the Silk Road proceeds. Draper looked at that, and realized that Bitcoin had an extraordinary future; that Bitcoin could be an easy-to-use, trusted third party untied to any necessarily self-interested national government. “And I knew that… I’d been investing in Bitcoin companies for a number of years before that auction came up,” says Drape...
How Augmented Reality Upgrades Your 2D Computer Screen Into A 3D Workspace and Much More With Jodi Medich of Singularity University
June 05, 2017 08:05 - 30 minutes - 69 MBImagine you’re sitting at a perfectly organized desk. All your important papers are arranged in front of you in the order that you need them. When you want reference material you simply remove a book from your alphabetically systemized bookcase. Nothing is out of place. Your work flows smoothly as you transition from one task to the next, and at the end of the day, you don’t have to put anything away. You simply take off your augmented reality glasses, and the computer that houses your virtua...
Barry Spielman – Staying Safe on the DarkWEB
June 05, 2017 08:02 - 28 minutes - 64.2 MBIn today's world, cybersecurity's at the top of everyone's mind. But the DarkWeb seems beneath everyone's attention. Why should most companies care about the DarkWeb when they're doing business normally and legitimately, “above-ground,” so to speak? “Why do they care?” asks host Richard Jaobs. Barry Spielman of Sixgill answers. “To a very large degree, our solution is meant for those who understand or are beginning to understand the importance of the DarkWeb.” Since its inception, the Darkwe...
Omni Foundation – Bonds in BlockChain
June 05, 2017 07:56 - 37 minutes - 23.5 MBOn the day of the interview, Patrick Dugan had been having a good day. He'd been coding, and had gotten up some momentum. Everything was clicking. It was one of those days. But Dugan is much more than just a coder. Last year, serving on the board of Omni Foundation, he managed to enable product launches and increase annualized return. As host Richard Jacobs says, Patrick is a “man of many endeavors and talents.” Within the Omni Foundation, Patrick's main venture is called “BlockChain Yield.” ...
Blockchain and Bitcoin: Just a Fad?
June 02, 2017 11:07 - 46 minutes - 107 MBRadia Perlman has been designing network and routing protocols for a long time. In the early days, they were pretty fragile. It's been Perlman's work that's made these protocols robust and scalable. She's literally written the book on these topics, now in a 2nd edition. It's this perspective Perlman brings to “Blockchain,” which has been hyped as the biggest contribution to computing since the Internet. It's hard to define a buzzword like “Blockchain.” You could define it as something as vagu...
Why the Gas is Always Greener at Filld, With Christopher Aubuchon
June 02, 2017 11:06 - 25 minutes - 57.8 MBGasoline gets a pretty low rating on the “green scale” and several companies like Uber and Lyft are helping to lessen its bad effects on our atmosphere. But how does Filld, a company that specializes in personal gasoline delivery, get to tout the green benefits of their service? Listen in as Christopher Aubuchon, the CTO of Filld explains. Here’s a few things you’ll find out: * How the ecosystem behind Filld actually reduces the amount of gas we consume * How trained drivers and gas delivery...
How to Get Your Customers To Happily Advertise for You On Their Mobile Messaging Apps With Christian Brucculeri of Snaps
June 02, 2017 11:05 - 26 minutes - 61.2 MBPeople don’t like to be sold—especially online. From spam filters to pop-up blockers, people do their best to stop unwanted advertisements from interrupting their virtual lives. This creates a barrier between you as an entrepreneur or business owner and the online world you’d like to reach. So, how can you get your brand’s message in front of teens, millennials and generation Zers who spend most of their time on a mobile device connected to the web? That’s the question Christian Brucculeri, C...
Mike Weisend – Treating the Brain from the Outside
June 01, 2017 11:18 - 35 minutes - 81.5 MB“You can do stupid things with electricity,” says Mike Weisend. Take poorly executed electroshock therapy for example. People end up literally frying their brains. It's like being struck by lightening, and the therapeutic effects of being struck by lightening—if there any—have not been approved by the FDA. However, it's undeniable that the brain is an electrical organ, and is effected by electricity. To better understand the cause and effect of electricity in the brain, Mike has been heading ...
Emily Leproust – Making DNA from Scratch
June 01, 2017 10:56 - 29 minutes - 68.3 MBWe're living in an age where not only can DNA be synthesized, but it can be applied as a technology. The applications of DNA are manifold, and some, never-before-seen. TwistBioScience creates DNA that can be used to produce chemicals, store data, improve vaccines and therapeutics, and produce disease- and climate-resistant plants. The thing about DNA is, the longer you get, the harder it is to make. Twist makes DNA in short strands… about one millionth the length of the human genome: 3,200 b...
How New Software from Brainvivo Transforms MRI’s into Microscopes and What That Means for Those With Brain Disease with Yaniv Assaf
May 31, 2017 05:41 - 32 minutes - 74.7 MBPreviously, the only way to see cells inside brain matter was to dissect a corpse’s brain and put it under a microscope. Not so useful if you’re a brain disease patient seeking to stay alive. But, what if doctors could look at your living brain through a microscope without making a single incision? That’s just what Brainvivo has made possible with brain imaging software that transforms MRI’s into virtual microscopes. Listen in as Brainvivo’s co-founder Yaniv Assaf discusses some of the endles...
How Space Manufacturing is Paving the Way for Life on Mars With Andrew Rush of Made In Space
May 31, 2017 05:23 - 26 minutes - 61.6 MBPutting a man on the moon was amazing, but Andrew Rush, the CEO of Made In Space, is intent on helping humankind settle in space—not just camp there. Listen in as he talks about how 3-D printing on the International Space Station is paving the way for men to survive and thrive in space as well as how we Earth dwellers will benefit from the industrial age of space. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll discover: * How 3-D printing in space can keep astronauts safer and make space missions more aff...
How Exponential Tech Can Make or Break Your Business With Michael Leadbetter of Singularity University
May 31, 2017 05:11 - 37 minutes - 86.1 MBTechnologies are growing and changing so fast it’s hard for humans to keep up, much less the companies they create. So how can businesses stay relevant in a this world of exponential technology? That’s the question Michael Leadbetter answers daily for businesses worldwide. Listen in as he shares some of his insights. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll learn: * The types of technologies that are growing exponentially, how they’re being implemented and what this means in today’s business world *...
Francois Binette – Healing the Blind
May 30, 2017 10:42 - 33 minutes - 77 MBMacular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness worldwide. This, especially in the aging population: you reach a certain age, and you can't see as well as before. Up until this point, there has been no cure for macular degeneration. In the late stages of the illness, people are declared legally blind. Enter BioTimeInc. Francois Binette, head of product development, explains. “The cells that are keeping the photoreceptors healthy and happy are called the ‘retinal pigmented epithelial'...
David Knight – Starting Small With Petabytes of Data
May 26, 2017 12:00 - 29 minutes - 67.3 MBWhen David Knight founded the data company terbine.com, he had big plans. “We're not a broker, we're not an analytics firm, we're not an IOT platform,” says Knight. Instead, terbine.com was designed to be a global marketplace. Specifically, a marketplace for the data from the internet of things—the first of its kind. “Not a modest charter,” Knight says. There are literally petabytes of data from the internet of things. And no one's indexed it or made it machine- or human-searchable. Until now...
How the Clinical Trial, Braingate, Transforms the Human Brain Into A Computer Interface and What That Means for Quadriplegics, With Dr. AjiBoye
May 25, 2017 11:00 - 36 minutes - 83.9 MBImagine having a spinal cord injury that prevents you from performing everyday tasks without assistance. Though your brain is still intact, you can’t hold and sip your morning coffee or even grip your bagel and raise it to your mouth. Now imagine, after living that way for nine years, a computer chip in your brain makes it possible to feed yourself again. That is exactly what the clinical trial, Braingate has achieved. Tune in to hear Dr. AjiBoye explain. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll disc...
Self-Aware Robots: How Close Are We? An Interview With Hod Lipson of Singularity University
May 25, 2017 10:50 - 34 minutes - 79.7 MBSelf-awareness is not black and white. There are grey areas. For example, some animals are considered self-aware but on a much lower level than humans. Tune in as Hod Lipson of Singularity University discusses how these lower levels of awareness are being realized in robotics today and what that means for the future of thinking robots. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll discover: * The key to self-awareness and how it relates to A.I. today * How a blind spider-bot figured out it had four legs ...
Fast.AI – Bringing “Deep Learning” To The Mainstream
May 25, 2017 10:35 - 40 minutes - 92.7 MB“Deep Learning” is an area in artificial intelligence research and design where a “ton of breakthroughs are happening right now,” says Fast.AI co-founder Rachel Thomas. Fast.AI's mission in the AI space is to make Deep Learning more accessible to more people. Where before, you'd need graduate-to-Ph.D.-level work in math just to understand what's going on, now Fast.AI's course ware makes Deep Learning techniques available to everyday coders. In the last five to six years, Deep Learning has be...
Block Chain Education Network (BEN) – Educating future Financial Tech Leaders
May 24, 2017 09:15 - 21 minutes - 49.4 MBAaron Schwartz Director of Engagement and Michael Gord Director of Technology at BEN, explain how they help college and high school students discover on BlockChain and CryptoCurrency either through Hackatons or special clubs. BEN's goal is to increase awareness about BlockChain and CryptoCurrency technology. Learn, subscribe, review FutureTech podcast.
Migrainex – Helping 38 Million Americans Get Rid Of Migraines
May 24, 2017 09:13 - 26 minutes - 60.4 MBJohn Donahue, head of marketing at Cirrus Healthcare, who explains how their product Migraine X is fighting and controlling migraines. Around 38 million people in the US suffer from a migraine. In 78% of the cases, what triggers migraines is changes in barometric pressure, (in aeroplanes or weather changes). MigraneX has a free App that alerts the users to changes in the pressure. Users put in special earplugs created by Migraine X that prevent migraines. Learn, subscribe, review FutureTech p...
Lastline.Com – Anti Malware Technology Keeping Computer Security Threats Away
May 24, 2017 09:13 - 39 minutes - 91 MBTens of thousands of viruses, in different shapes and sizes threaten computers everyday. That’s why Giovanni Vigna CTO and Co-Founder of Lastline.com, explains how their company prevents malware from affecting computer security. Lastline.com is not a traditional anti-virus, but much more than that. To put it in Vigna’s words, nowadays viruses come “packaged” in many different formats such as PDFs or Doc Files. There is no way of knowing if the file is corrupted or not, unless you open it and ...
Common Ground – Perry Marshall’s Third Side In the Debate between Religion and Science
May 24, 2017 08:03 - 45 minutes - 104 MBIn Evolution 2.0, author Perry Marshall doesn't take a side in the Darwinism-Creationism debate. He takes his own, third side: the Perry Marshall side. Electrical engineer Marshall doubts Darwin's theory of evolution, but not as a traditional Creationist. For him, there is a still better explanation for the origin of life on earth… one heretofore undiscovered by either side of the current debate. In Marshall's estimation, evolution—as it's taught in schools today—has been corrupted into somet...
Storing Data 215,000 times more densely using DNA – NY Genome
May 22, 2017 07:54 - 23 minutes - 54 MBDina Zielinski from NY Genome talks about storing data using DNA – not traditional hard drives – and it's amazing what nature can do that human engineering (until now) can not. Losing data stored on flash drives, hard disks, USBs and on computer servers may become a thing of the past with DNA storage. At NY genome, Dina has successfully managed to encode and decode data stored onto a strand of DNA. Incredible, but true. This project has the possibility of storing 215,000 times more data in 1 ...
Slock.it – Combining Ethereum-Based Smart Contracts with IoT Devices
May 22, 2017 07:46 - 21 minutes - 49.5 MBStephan Tual, founder of Slock.it, talks about Ethereum-Based Smart Contracts that allow IoT devices, (such as door locks on Air BnB apartments) to be fully automated – unlocked and locked based on rules, such as when a rental payment is received for an apartment (unlocked) and 5 minutes after checkout time (locked). Other use cases are: electric charging stations that can be rented on demand, charging monitored remotely, and repaired if a signal showing malfunction is received. Slock.it has...
Nathaniel Calhoun on Solving Africa’s Poverty, Education and Developmental Crises
May 17, 2017 05:55 - 34 minutes - 78.6 MBNathaniel Calhoun, Vice Chairman of Global Grand Challenges and the Managing Director of the Global Solutions Program at Singularity University talks about Poverty, Education and Developmental Barriers in Africa. He aims to have a positive impact on these problems through the use of exponential technology. Having personally lived in several African countries for a number of years, Nathanial highlights some of the very basic problems that western people can't conceive of, like unfair banking s...
Terracycle – Recycling 1 Million Pounds of ‘Hard to Recycle’ Materials Each Week
May 17, 2017 05:46 - 22 minutes - 51.2 MBTerracycle is back, and this time we have its CEO, Tom Szaky. Terracycle has rapidly become an innovative recycling company and global leader in recycling hard-to-recycle waste. From recycling #7 plastic to traditionally “un-recyclable” materials (juice pouches), Terracycle has been able to reduce landfill waste as well as provide reliable and useable source materials for manufacturers. Tom's aim is to eliminate the concept of waste altogether. His vision has been a driving force in recyclin...
InfluxData – An Open Source Platform for Metrics, Events and Other Time-Based Data
May 15, 2017 09:53 - 28 minutes - 28.5 MBInfluxData brings a complete open-source platform made precisely for metrics, events, and other time-based data. No matter where the data comes from; humans, sensors, or machines, InfluxData authorizes creators to shape next-generation monitoring, analytics, and IoT applications quicker, easier, and to scale bringing real business work swiftly. Tim Hall talks to us about the time-series data & how InfluxData is the only purpose-built complete platform for any time-based data; from humans, sen...
Brian Deery On ASIC Boost, The Blockchain & The History & Future Of Bitcoin
May 10, 2017 06:16 - 1 hour - 141 MBFactom's Chief Scientist, Brian Deery returns with a new Future Tech Podcast and this time, we don't talk about Factom at all. Brian talks about bigger things in the Bitcoin universe like ASIC Boost, Block Size debate, history of Bitcoin itself and much more. Brian's knowledge about Blockchain technology and the Bitcoin Blockchain can be overwhelming, even to experienced listeners, but this interview is well worth listening to, if you want to increase your knowledge in this industry. So make ...
Darlene Damm of Singularity University – Solving Social Problems with Exponential Technologies
May 08, 2017 09:49 - 28 minutes - 25.7 MBDarlene Damm is a Principal Faculty Member for Global Grand Challenges with Singularity University. Darlene works on leveraging exponential technologies to resolve the world’s thorniest societal issues like education, malnutrition, poverty, access to energy and the internet. Darlene discusses exponential technology, it's scope and how it is being used to solve the social problems around the world impacting more than a billion people. She refers to some of the start-ups Singularity University'...
Aaron Frank of Singularity University – Virtual & Augmented Reality
May 08, 2017 09:39 - 32 minutes - 30.1 MBAaron Frank is a writer, speaker and one of the initial hires at Singularity University. Aaron's focus has been on developing technologies, specializing in virtual and augmented reality. Aaron talks to us about the new VR tools enabling people to do fascinating things. How VR is being used to help eliminate the fear of public speaking by providing a VR experience that exposes people beyond their comfortable level to help them overcome the fears. He describes how VR is being used to reduce pai...
Kent Langley On Applying Technology For Humanity
May 08, 2017 07:12 - 33 minutes - 22.1 MBKent Langley is a 20+ year entrepreneur, educator, speaker, author, and consultant. Kent's massive transformative purpose is to Apply Technology for the betterment of humanity. He talks about the Data Revolution and how it can revolutionize the way organizations work. Kent has been working with the Fast Track Institute allowing the acceleration of technology in society. He shares how they are working to improve the city of Medellin in Columbia, by finding new ways to improve the inclusion of...
David Orban On Decentralized, Exponential Technologies
May 08, 2017 07:10 - 32 minutes - 19.2 MBDavid is the founder of Network Society Research, a seed stage global venture investment firm that invests in disruptive, technology-based companies. David explains how exponential organizations work vs. more traditional, centralized and hierarchically organized corporations. David compares traditional means of producing energy using fossil fuels (requiring tremendous infrastructure, time, capital, and more) vs. solar and other renewable energy solutions (more simple, decentralized, and distr...
Tiffany Vora on Digital Biology – Changing What Being Human Actually Means
May 04, 2017 10:25 - 30 minutes - 27.8 MBTiffany Vora an Educator, Writer, Research Scientist, and Entrepreneur who is excited to bring her diversity of experience to Singularity University as Principal Faculty in Medicine and Digital Biology. Tiffany explains what Digital Biology is and how living things can be “programmed” to do things they could never do previously. Tiffany discusses Gene Editing & CRISPR/Cas9, a technology that allows for fast, precise & permanent changes to DNA. Through this cutting edge technology it may be po...
Colin Cantrell – Creator of NXS Cryptocurrency, Inspired by Bitcoin’s Protocol
May 03, 2017 10:48 - 48 minutes - 112 MBColin Cantrell explains how Nexus, an alt coin cryptocurrency, was inspired by Satoshi Nakamoto's whitepaper and subsequent Bitcoin protocol code. Colin also discusses several key weaknesses of the Bitcoin protocol, such as synchronizing various clocks, and offers solutions on how he would solve them. Some of Nexus' (NXS) inner workings are also explained: how Nexus applies a decentralized, mathematically regulated, transparent, crypto currency designed for stability and sustainability. He t...
RexMLS – MLS on Steriods – Listing, Buying, and Selling Real Estate on a Blockchain
May 03, 2017 10:46 - 29 minutes - 19.3 MBRexMLS will allow property owners to list their properties for sale or rent on a “global, super MLS” that isn't limited to a given metro – it's global. Stephen King, founder of RexMLS, wants to unite owners, vendors, buyers and agents, powered by a blockchain back end, that even incentivizes them for posting property listings on RexMLS. REX is a combination of three advanced technologies: blockchain, distributed ledger tech, and a “rex” token (with monetary value) to create the world’s most a...
Pascal Finette of Singularity University – Educating, Inspiring and Empowering Entrepreneurs
April 28, 2017 06:43 - 39 minutes - 89.5 MBPascal Finette of Singularity University is the Vice Chairman of their Startup Program for Next-Generation Entrepreneurs who will be creating exponential organizations that leverage Exponential Technologies. Pascal details how some startups are utilizing exponential technology to find creative solutions to complex problems that affect literally billions of people. Two examples are Made in Space (3D Printing in zero gravity on the Space Station), and Miroculus – analyzing RNA (a Subset of DNA)...
Cynata Therapeutics – Producing Stem Cells for Regenerative Medicine
April 27, 2017 11:43 - 31 minutes - 9.12 MBCynata Therapeutics is an Australian stem cell and regenerative medicine company that is creating a therapeutic stem cell platform technology, Cymerus™, using discoveries made at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr Kilian Kelly, Vice President, Cynata talks about Cymerus™. A platform for stem cell technology based upon extremely important and versatile stem cells known as mesenchymoangioblasts (MCAs). MCAs are a predecessor of mesenchymal stem (or stromal) cells (MSCs) which are being exa...
Advanced Brain Monitoring – Producing Innovative Medical Devices
April 27, 2017 11:35 - 31 minutes - 73 MBChris Berka of Advanced Brain Monitoring talks to us about how they have challenged the orthodox thinking by creating advanced medical devices that provide a superior patient experience, lower healthcare costs, and improved quality of care. Talking about some of their successful experiments she explained how they were able to predict from the teams’ brains states which team had more cardiac synchrony & brain coherence and which team will be able to solve a given problem successfully by measur...
Bastille.Net – Securing the Internet of Radios
April 26, 2017 09:28 - 36 minutes - 23.7 MBBastille provides full visibility into the known and unknown mobile, wireless and Internet of Things (IoT) devices inside an enterprise’s corporate airspace. Together known as the Internet of Radios. Director of Vulnerability Research at Bastille Networks, Balint Seeber talks about his company’s signature software-defined radio and machine learning technology. Bastille senses, classifies and localizes threats, granting security teams the aptitude to precisely measure risk and control airborne...
TerraCycle – Recycling Hard-to-Recycle #7 Plastic
April 26, 2017 09:25 - 31 minutes - 29.1 MBTerraCycle is removing the idea of Waste by recycling the non-recyclable multi layered composite type plastics. Whether its baby diapers (6% of the total landfill), tires, juice pouches, candy wrappers or plastic gloves from an industrial facility, TerraCycle can recycle nearly any form of non-recyclable (the number 7s) plastics. Ernie Simpson explains how they have partnered up with individual collectors, as well as major consumer goods companies, and manufacturers to not only recycle the no...
We Meet Again – More With Dash On Current & Future Crypto Matters
April 14, 2017 13:18 - 32 minutes - 73.6 MBWe explore the latest with Dash’s own, Fernando Gutierrez. We talk about the Dash 12.1 update, Evolution and what’s in store for the rest of 2017. Make sure to listen to the podcast, subscribe and review. Keep donating Bitcoins to fuel our interviews. Company Bio: Dash (formerly known as Darkcoin and XCoin) is an open source peer-to-peer cryptocurrency that offers instant transactions private transactions and token fungibility. Dash operates a decentralized governance and budgeting system, ...
SyTrue – Revolutionizing Healthcare through Data Analytics
April 12, 2017 11:43 - 37 minutes - 25.4 MBKyle Silvestro, Founder & CEO of SyTrue™ has been working on natural language processing for medical applications for the last decade. He talks about how clinical natural language processing translates unstructured clinical data into actionable information. NLP not only understands the content but the meaning and context behind the content, providing caregivers essential and accurate data (complete picture) that can be used to make the right decisions at the right time impacting the lives of...
Quasar – Leaders in Manufacturing Non-Invasive Biosensing Technologies
April 11, 2017 09:46 - 30 minutes - 20.7 MBWalid Soussou the CEO, talks about QUASAR’s involvement in previous Department of Defense and DARPA programs that shaped groundbreaking new dry sensor technology for bio-electric calculations through hair, off the skin, and even through clothing. The Dry sensor Tech at QUASAR is easy to use and produces reliable signals without skin preparation and gels. The lack of gels ensures good contact, enabling long-term wear without irritating your skin. Quasar's wearables are used in many gaming and ...
Mark Jackson on Space Mining, Quantum Computing and Machine Learning
April 11, 2017 09:37 - 39 minutes - 24.7 MBDr. Jackson from Singularity University discusses a variety of scientific innovations, including computational technology and space exploration. From Fiat Physics to Developing a Science Partnership Fund & from lecturing students to Consulting Corporate Executives on the impact of quantum computing, Mark has a very diverse background. Jackson recently organized the Dawn of Private Space Science symposium bringing together leading scientists, foundations, corporations, policy makers, and comme...
Security Score Card – What Wireless Signals Are In Your C-Suite, Boardroom, or Company?
April 10, 2017 10:09 - 25 minutes - 17.6 MBSecurity Scorecard' exclusive “SaaS” platform helps companies gain operational command of their security situation for themselves, partners and suppliers. It provides unceasing, non-intrusive checking for any wireless signals, and computer access points, regardless of the device – (HVAC, VOIP phone, computer, cell, etc) The platform offers a picture of critical data points not obtainable from any other service provider, including a vast variety of risk classes such as Application Security, Ma...
Losant IoT – Building IoT Solutions and Lowering Barriers to IoT Adoption
April 10, 2017 10:02 - 27 minutes - 19 MBLosant’s Internet of Things platform allows developers to build complex, connected solutions quickly and easily. IOT’s development platform can provide scalable device management, data collection, visualization, and data reaction workflows. Charlie Key, the CEO talks to us about the infinite potentials of connected devices. IoT devices can enable projecting maintenance in manufacturing, real-time tracing in logistic companies and connected living in smart cities and better patient experiences...
Professor Gordon Wallace on the Future of 3D Printing from Wollongong University
April 10, 2017 09:43 - 27 minutes - 18.7 MBProfessor Gordon Wallace talks to us from the University of Wollongong about 3D bioprinting and regenerative medicine technologies. A technology that is impacting not only manufacturers but people all around us. From organic body parts to metal objects, everything is and can be 3D Printed. Learn from the professor who not only knows about this tech but knows the impact it is having in the scientific fields. Might you need and get 3D-printed cartilage, a 3D printed organ, stents, or other impl...