Podcast appearances and mentions of emma yang

Gen Z has a native understanding and appreciation of how AI shapes their world, digitally and otherwise. Young entrepreneurs and ambassadors for Arm Emma Yang, Josh Lowe, Avye Couloute and Samaira Mehta discuss what they love about AI, where they think the technology falls short, and what they want to see in the next generation of AI-powered products.Gen Arm2Z ambassadors Emma Yang, Josh Lowe, Avye Couloute and Samaira Mehta were in conversation with Simon Segars, CEO at Arm, at Collision 2021 online.Use promo code 'TNS' for 10% off your #CollisionConf ticket now. Support the show

This episode Sam, Mike and Julie shine a Spotlight on 16 year old Emma Yang, creator of an App that helps sufferers of Alzheimers. We visit

After her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Emma Yang knew she wanted to do something to help. Using her experience as a coder, she designed the app Timeless, to help Alzheimer’s patients stay engaged by encouraging virtual interaction with friends and family members. In this interview, the 15-year-old phenom tells us about her passion for coding, gives advice for other aspirational and entrepreneurial young women on pursuing their dreams (and how younger people may be more creative than their older counterparts), and highlights the need for tech that is accessible for elderly users. 6:01: Teamwork makes the dream work8:01: “You’re just a young girl.” 14:47: Intergenerational connection is universal27:20: A word of advice to other young women

After her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Emma Yang knew she wanted to do something to help. Using her experience as a coder, she designed the app Timeless, to help Alzheimer’s patients stay engaged by encouraging virtual interaction with friends and family members. In this interview, the 15-year-old phenom tells us about her passion for coding, gives advice for other aspirational and entrepreneurial young women on pursuing their dreams (and how younger people may be more creative than their older counterparts), and highlights the need for tech that is accessible for elderly users. 6:01: Teamwork makes the dream work8:01: “You’re just a young girl.” 14:47: Intergenerational connection is universal27:20: A word of advice to other young women

Emma Yang is the fifteen-year-old Founder of Timeless, a mobile app that helps Alzheimer’s patients stay engaged and connected to loved ones. In September 2017, Timeless was selected as the winner of the MIT Solve Brain Health Challenge and designated as one of the 38 Solvers out of nearly 1,000 solutions from 103 countries. Most recently, Emma was named the Grand Prize Winner of the Women Startup Challenge hosted by Women Who Tech and Google. On this episode, I chat with Emma about challenges she faced raising money as a 13-year-old, the influence of her parents and her transition from Hong Kong to New York. Enjoy!

So many thoughts & sentiments left unsaid - until now! Tech options for seniors may not be something you're aware of but no longer!  I share two very different options for ways to preserve your legacy and maintain communication in this episode. I speak first with Aaron the founder of Legacysphere℠.  We pass down material items with a Will, and take care of our loved ones' finances with Life Insurance. NOW you can take care of the whole person. Legacysphere℠ gives you the ability, while you are alive to compose personal messages for your survivors which they will receive after your death. I thought this seemed a little bit morbid at first but our conversation turned my thinking around. Now I'm a fan. As you'll hear in our conversation this is something I wish my Dad had known about and taken advantage of.  Leaving me with lots of unanswered questions and confusion might have been avoided. Timeless App (Coming early 2019) Timeless is an app specifically created for those in the early stages of Alzheimers. After my conversation with Aaron I talked to Emma Yang a very young tech entrepreneur. Creating an app for people with early to mid-stage Alzheimer's or dementia has been Emma's focus for 2+ years. Timeless is a first-of-its-kind, simple, easy to use app for people living with Alzheimer’s. It helps them to remember events, stay connected and engaged with friends and family. People are also aided in recognizing family and friends through facial recognition technology. Emma's  got some other ideas once the app has launched which is scheduled for early 2019. Making the most of every resource will help our loved ones live better longer. I became aware of the Timeless app in early summer 2018. Emma has used her personal experience with her Grandmother to create something that surely will help thousands of people living with Alzheimers.  People with Alzheimer's may even benefit from using this app through the stimulation it gives their brain. Check out Legacysphere! Check out Timeless Care!

13 year old Emma Yang is passionate Machine Learning, Robotics, Science, Computer Science, and Technology Innovation. In 2015, Emma won first place in the US and second place globally in Technovation Challenge, a global technology entrepreneurship competition for girls, out of 400 teams from more than 60 countries.

Do you remember Emma Yang, the 14 year old tech genius building an app for Alzheimer's disease patients? How about Kenton Lee, founder of Because International, and genius behind the Shoe That Grows? So much has happened since we featured them on the show. You'll be amazed to hear how much impact these extraordinary individuals have made and are bound to make in the coming months. On this episode, we're also sharing why everybody should look forward to Sincerely, Hueman Season 2! Find Emma Yang: timeless.careFind Kenton Lee: grofive.comThis show is produced by Hueman Group Media.Sincerely, Hueman is on Instoneagram @sincerelyhueman.Also Facebook and Twitter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/support

Precocious youth as teen entrepeneurs: an interview with Emma Yang, a 13 year old who's started a tech company based around development of a mobile app designed to help Alzheimer's patients. https://emmayang.com/ https://www.ca.com/us/company/csr/stem10/emma-yang.html http://timeless.care/

Precocious youth as teen entrepeneurs: an interview with Emma Yang, a 13 year old who's started a tech company based around development of a mobile app designed to help Alzheimer's patients. https://emmayang.com/ https://www.ca.com/us/company/csr/stem10/emma-yang.html http://timeless.care/

Emma Yang grew up with her grandma. She took care of Emma, read books to her, helped Emma with her homework and took her to places while Emma's parents were at work. Over the years, Emma felt like she was losing her grandma to Alzheimer's disease, an illness that plagues nearly 44 million people worldwide, and is the 6th leading cause of death in the United States. Emma wanted to get her back. At 13 years old, Emma is creating an app called Timeless, an app that uses facial recognition software to help Alzheimer's patients remember and stay connected with family and friends. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/support