Ben Popper, Communications at DJI, spoke at Hardwired in November 2018. He shared some fascinating examples of how drones (from DJI and others) are enabling explorers, rescuers, photographers, businesses, and others to push the physical boundaries of the frontiers. Whether they’re mapping mine shafts, monitoring volcanoes, or exploring ice caves, drones are allowing humans unprecedented access and insights into places we never imagined going.
Hardwired NYC is a monthly event in New York covering the intersection of hardware and software (Internet of Things, 3D printing, robotics, etc.), hosted by Matt Turck, partner at FirstMark Capital.
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The Quantum Revolution
02.19.20 / Christopher Savoie, Zapata Computing
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Democratizing Ocean Data with Underwater Drones
02.19.20 / Joe Wolfel, Terradepth
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The Future of Helmet Tech
02.19.20 / Mario Mercado, BATS TOI
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Accelerating Solar Adoption Through Design
01.21.20 / Sentil Balasubramanian, Sistine Solar
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An Engagement Platform to Bridge Offline to Online
01.21.20 / Omer Golan, Outernets
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A Framework for Starting a Movement
01.21.20 / Alexandra Zatarain, Eight Sleep
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Fireside Chat: Saar Yoskovitz, Founder & CEO, Augury (interviewed by Matt Turck, FirstMark)
11.13.19 / Saar Yoskovitz, Augury
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How to Distribute a Hardware Product
11.13.19 / Sean Grundy, Bevi
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Rebar & Robots
11.13.19 / Daniel Blank, Toggle