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Looking forward to sharing my #Wearables thoughts on Nov 18
I’ll be speaking about the wearables future and the opportunities we all can be a part of. Proud to take part and truly looking forward to the evening. Emerging TechTalks: Computing Innovation and the future of wearable technology The NSBE Boston Professionals and Black Techboston are pleased to present the Emerging TechTalks sponsored by Twitter Boston. Join us as we hear from cross-industry entrepreneurs, experts, and innovators on the future of technology and opportunities tech lovers need to know! This year’s TechTalks will features overview and discussion on Big Data, Cloud Computing, and Wearables. This Emerging Technology Talk series will offer insight into the future of technology as seen through…
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Juniata Transhumanism Gallery
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The Teachers of the Juniata Transhumanism Conference
Teachers. I want to offer my single most important take away from the Juniata Transhumanism Conference 2015. Teachers are amazing creatures. I’ll post much more after my mind comes down from way too much time in my car, but for now I want to tell a story that finally, and completely, etched into me the lasting value of teachers. Don Braxton, the someone or other Professor of Religious Studies at Juniata College, hosted this conference on the future of the technological human. Very interesting to spend 5 days among religion teachers, athethiests, geeks, brilliant kids too and assorted retired, 80 year old engineers. The fact that they listened to and…
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Mass Innovation Nights #MIN72
We had another incredible evening of networking and product launches at #MIN72 on March 11, 2015. LogMeIn are wonderful hosts and their multi-tiered space was perfect. I should also mention that the food was spectacular for a networking event and we owe that to Lucky’s Lounge, also the site of our fun after party. Most photos taken by myself with Google Glass and a couple with my Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
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Helping Kids Through Glass
We had a great Hangout on Air Friday, March 6 and learned so much from Dr. Joe, Roxanne and Rick. The topic was Kids and the ways Google Glass can be used in education and health. Dr. Joe Cohen discussed his Kiddo EMR practice management tool which utilizes Google Glass for data input. Roxanne Riskin and Rick Sare discussed their series of books built around Glass photos. I have Glass on the Beach and highly recommend it. Roxanne is a learning technologist who speaks to Glass and wearables in the classroom. Other book in the series are here. Check it out and share
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The Brains are Betting on Google Glass
Yes they are, according to a recent article over at Wired. The article titled, Sorry, But Google Glass Isn’t Anywhere Close to Dead, features Cambridge Neuroscientist Dr. Ned Sahin and the work he is doing with Glass and autism. Ned Sahin is betting the future of his company on Google Glass. Sahin is a cognitive neuroscientist with a PhD from Harvard and a masters from MIT, and he recently launched an ambitious startup called Brain Power, building Glass software to help autistic children learn some of the skills they need to interact with those around them. Ned’s company, Brain Power, is one of the bleeding edge developers who see Google Glass and other wearables…
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Article by Don Schwartz on Glass Almanac
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Proud To Be Included In Google’s 2014 Glass Video
I counted 4 of my #throughglass photos but may have missed others. I am so incredibly proud that my images were chosen as among the best to represent the experience and power of hands-free photography with Glass.
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Design Sprint for Health is Approaching
As we pass the one month point leading up to the DC Wearable Devices Design Sprint for Health, I want to try to convey what your day may be like, should you choose to join us on this journey into the future of Healthcare. We’ll be gathering at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health at 8am on Friday October 17, 2014. Come bright and early with your laptop! This is after all the Center for Total Health and we will provide healthy breakfast, lunch and snacks. This will be a jammed packed day for sharing and working on our visions for wearable devices in Health and Healthcare. The prime purpose, the goal,…
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Wearable Devices Design Sprint for Health
We are very proud to be part of the team bringing students, designers, professionals and physicians together for a day to imagine the future of wearables in health. The full day, Design Sprint, taking place October 17, 2014 at Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, will be a jam packed day for meeting and working with DC area professionals and students who share a deep desire to influence the future of healthcare. This will be a focused, guided brainstorming scrum. “Design sprints are inspired by the iterative, time-bounded, and user-focused aspects of Agile Development and Design Thinking.” We will be focused on Google Glass and Android Wear and discussing Oculus…
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