Podcasts about estimote

⭐PREMIERA: Maciej na rozmowę z Rafałem Hanem przyszedł z niezbyt pozytywnym nastawieniem. Kilka lat temu zainwestował w spółkę Rafała i stracił ponad połowę pieniędzy. Zdradzimy, że odcinek wyszedł nam przedni a nastrój prowadzącego zmienił się wraz z rozpoczęciem rozmowy. Nasz gość to energiczny, otwarty, pełen pasji i pomysłów człowiek, który chce zapewnić ludziom komfort i bezpieczeństwo dzięki nowym technologiom. Podczas rozmowy poznajemy go nie tylko jako przedsiębiorcę, ale też zaangażowanego ojca, pasjonata motoryzacji i fana potencjału innych ludzi.

How are we going to deal with the pandemic at hand, and how do we return to ‘normal’? These are the questions at the forefront of our minds. Bluetooth may have an answer. Companies, like Estimote, from the first signs of trouble, have been taking measures to transform their existing technology to help in the era of COVID-19. Last time on the podcast, we talked with Jakub Kryzch, CEO of Estimote, about their new product, the LTE beacon. This time he is back to tell us about an innovative spin on that same product which now has the goal of providing a safer and healthier workplace environment through contact traceability. This product, worn around the neck or clipped to a belt, can anonymously and privately help individuals keep their social distance with lights and sounds, as well as help track back when individuals have potentially been exposed. While essential businesses, for example food and drug production, are the targets today to help increase the safety of their workplace, these type of technology pivots could be our hope when restarting the economy after this quarantine period. Tune in to see a demonstrations of Estimote’s Bluetooth contact tracing solution which is shipping now to companies in need, and how this relates to the other options for contact tracing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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My guest today is Steve Cheney, the cofounder of Estimote. Before founding Estimote, Steve was the head of business and platform at GroupMe, which was acquired by Skype. I’ve been reading Steve's writing for more than half a decade, but this year, he picked up the pace of his publishing and now I’m hooked. This episode begins with the discussion of startup dynamics. We talked about fundraising, capital efficiency, and why Steve believes that every dollar from a customer is five times more valuable than a one dollar from an investor. Then we explore the world of frontier technologies. We talked about augmented reality, self driving cars, and image recognition software. Then at the end of the episode, Steve talks about why he's been so successful writing online. Steve talks about his journey of sharing his ideas, how he started writing for Techcrunch, and why writing online is the best way to get discovered right now. This was without question, my favorite part of the episode because it ties right into my work. I teach an online course called Write of Passage where students learn to accelerate their career by writing online and by building an audience. i hope you enjoy my conversation with Steve Cheney. SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST. SHOW TOPICS LINKS: Find Matt online: Twitter Website Estimote Other mentions: Ben Thompson Write of Passage On How to be Discovered Knowledge and Power by George Gilder SHOW NOTES 1:53 What startups get wrong about capital efficiency, trap door decisions, and how fundraising cycles for startups work  11:35 Why Steve changed his perspective on capital efficiency, why is every dollar from a customer is five times more valuable than a one dollar from an investor, and the importance of employee retention in startups 20:09 The importance of avoiding competition for talent, why Steve’s Electrical Engineering background was very good training for startups, and the future of image recognition 33:16 Tesla and why image recognition is the next act of the internet, why frontier technologies are driven by cost curves, and the latest improvements in eyesight  43:53 The physical limits to wireless and how they are being pushed, what the future of authenticity will look like, and the defining experiences in Steve’s childhood 57:37 Steve’s core beliefs, how he has changed his views on them, and what Steve believes are his core skills 1:01:57 Why you want to work at a product-driven organization, creating something in a new area of technology, and zero sum games 1:09:40 Why Steve got back to writing online, how writing helps him learn, why writing online is the best way to get discovered 1:12:46 The switch from public to private conversations when you write online, how to crank out blog posts and get your ideas on the page, why inspiration is perishable and the importance of taking notes on things that inspire you 1:19:12 How to not get discouraged by an initial slow pace of writing, the importance of reading a lot to be a good writer, and how to become good at curation SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST.  

On the August 24th, Estimote launched a first for the IoT industry, an LTE beacon. It leverages cellular LTE, GPS, and Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity. This small device, fully programmable using JavaScript, was built on the idea of enabling asset tracking in both indoor and outdoor environments. Jakub Krzych, Estimote’s CEO, gives us a first look at this revolutionary product, how it works with the Estimote cloud, and their vision of empowering developers to “use the physical world as their canvas”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Founder of beacon company Estimote talks about the softness of our future and how knowledge workers can join the machine. 

Founder of beacon company Estimote talks about the softness of our future and how knowledge workers can join the machine. 

We catch-up with Estimote's CEO at the Bluetooth World Event to discuss the Beacosystem and see demos of Estimote's forthcoming UWB product and their HDMI enabled Mirror video beacon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An interview with Richard Lucas by The Wall Street Lab Podcast - originally went on line here http://www.thewallstreetlab.co... is what they wrote "Richard Lucas is an angel investor who is currently involved with close to 20 different companies across a variety of industries. He has made many investments into world-class startups over the years, including deals with startups backed by the likes of Y Combinator. For example, Richard was an early investor in the company Estimote, which won the 2013 Tech Crunch disrupt in the Hardware category. Part of the reason why Richard is such a fascinating person to talk to, is that he is involved in a variety of projects outside of his main work. He is the founder of Cambentrepreneurs, an alumni network for the graduates of Cambridge University and others focusing on entrepreneurship. He is also the license holder of TEDxKazimierz, which is an independently organized Ted event in Krakow, Poland. Our interview with Richard is jam-packed with really great and practical insights into the mind of someone who, in his own words, thinks about the world in terms of problems and solutions. We touch on some of the red flags he looks for before deciding to invest in a business and the importance of building a company with an exit plan in mind: “If you don't build a company with an exit in mind, then you don't really prepare for it.” We also discuss the reasons why he has deliberately decided not to exited any of his business, despite having received offers to sell them: “I've never done an exit and that is not because I have never been offered money for my businesses, but it never seemed sensible to take money at 3x or 4x earnings, because 3 or 4 years later you have got the same amount of money if the company doesn't fail, and you still own it.” We also talk about his early experience as an entrepreneur and the lessons he learned, which he openly shares with us. You – yes, you – are lucky for living in an era of information abundance. Don't take our word for it: “The great advantage for listeners now is: you can be 19 and or even 10 and listen to this and think: oh, I won't make the same mistake as Richard Lucas. I am really jealous of you guys for being able to compress all that knowledge”. And this is just the tip of the iceberg!" About your host Richard Lucas Richard is a business and social entrepreneur who founded, led and/or invested in more than 30 businesses, Richard has been a TEDx event organiser, supports the pro-entrepreneurship ecosystem, and leads entrepreneurship workshops at all levels: from pre-schools to leading business schools. Richard was born in Oxford and moved to Poland in 1991. Read more here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/entrepreneurship-and-leadership

Richard Lucas is an angel investor who is currently involved with close to 20 different companies across a variety of industries. He has made many investments into world-class startups over the years, including deals with startups backed by the likes of Y Combinator. For example, Richard was an early investor in the company Estimote, which won the 2013 Tech Crunch disrupt in the Hardware category. Part of the reason why Richard is such a fascinating person to talk to, is that he is involved in a variety of projects outside of his main work. He is the founder of Cambentrepreneurs, an alumni network for the graduates of Cambridge University and others focusing on entrepreneurship. He is also the license holder of Tedx Kazimierz, which is an independently organized Ted event in Krakow, Poland. Show notes and links: http://www.thewallstreetlab.com/episode-05-richard-lucas-angel-investing/ Our interview with Richard is jam-packed with really great and practical insights into the mind of someone who, in his own words, thinks about the world in terms of problems and solutions. We touch on some of the red flags he looks for before deciding to invest in a business and the importance of building a company with an exit plan in mind: “If you don't build a company with an exit in mind, then you don't really prepare for it.” Richard Lucas We also discuss the reasons why he has deliberately decided not to exited any of his business, despite having received offers to sell them: “I've never done an exit and that is not because I have never been offered money for my businesses, but it never seemed sensible to take money at 3x or 4x earnings, because 3 or 4 years later you have got the same amount of money if the company doesn't fail, and you still own it.” Richard Lucas We also talk about his early experience as an entrepreneur and the lessons he learned, which he openly shares with us. You - yes, you - are lucky for living in an era of information abundance. Don't take our word for it: “The great advantage for listeners now is: you can be 19 and or even 10 and listen to this and think: oh, I won't make the same mistake as Richard Lucas. I am really jealous of you guys for being able to compress all that knowledge”. Richard Lucas And this is just the tip of the iceberg! As always, make sure you share the podcast with anyone you think might benefit from the information. And, if you want to be really cool, please leave us a 5-Star review on iTunes. The next episode will come out on February 9th, in which we share a great conversation with Dr. Nelson Lacey, the director of exams for the CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investments Analyst) Association. Stay tuned! For more information and to subscribe  visit us at: http://www.thewallstreetlab.com/   Time Stamps: 02:15 –Richard explains what is it that he does for a living 09:20 –On holding onto the companies in the long run and not liquidating angel investments 11:10 – Richard's first angel investment 14:40 – Acquisitions – deal structuring 15:50 – Opportunities created by Angel investing 17:05 – Difficulties of B2B businesses 20:35 – How Richard tacks the developments in the markets of his portfolio companies 22:35 – Media Richard Follows 24:50 – How Richard Screens investment ideas 27:35 – Typical process of Angel Investing and how to approach an angel investor? 33:20 –Is working for a start-up an easier life than a typical job? 38:30 – Importance of experience of working at Start-ups 41:20 – The way to agree on the pre-money valuation 43:00 – Richard's favourite portfolio company 45:45 – Company culture and focus in a start up 47:00 – On financial success of a business 50:35 – Richard on giving advice to his younger self 57:07 – Other projects Richard is working on   Links: Richard's Blog – www.richardlucas.com Project Kazimierz Podcast – www.projectkazimierz.com TEDxKazimierz – www.tedxkazimierz.com The Alumni Group for Entrepreneurship Support by/for  Cambridge University  Alumni – https://www.alumni.cam.ac.uk/get-involved/find-a-group/cambentrepreneurs Krakow Enterprise Mondays – https://www.facebook.com/Krakowenterprisemondays Open Coffee Krakow – www.ockrk.co Krakow Standup Comedy – www.facebook.com/krakowstandupcomedy Wojtek The Soldier Bear – www.facebook.com/groups/wojtekthesoldierbear/ The Alumni Group for Entrepreneurship Support by/for Winchester College Alumni – https://wintrepreneurs.com/ The Wojtek Narębski  TEDxKazimierz TEDx talk –  https://youtu.be/WR2kKw3kQEA Questions from a potential investor – Richard's Blog Post – http://richardlucas.com/2013/09/questions-from-a-potential-investor/ Richard's Linked in Profile – https://pl.linkedin.com/in/richardhlucas Argos Multilingual Blog – http://www.argosmultilingual.com/blog   Some of Richard's Investments: SKK – http://zalamo.com/home/en Estimote – http://estimote.com/ Argos Multilingual – http://www.argosmultilingual.com/ Unicard . http://www.unicard.pl/ ISL –  https://isl.pl/ Syndicate Room – https://www.syndicateroom.com/ Notatek.pl – https://notatek.pl/ Vantage Power – http://vantage-power.com/ Untitled Kingdom – https://untitledkingdom.co/ Love Krakow – http://lovekrakow.pl/ Crowdcube – https://www.crowdcube.com/

Estimote’s Jakub Krzych is CEO & Co-Founder of the most visible of the Bluetooth Beacon makers. He discusses the use cases that are driving the market forward, their newest products enabling direct control of appliances, the latest announcements from Google and offers free Physical Web T-Shirts to our listeners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jakub Krzych – A beacon of Innovation – Project Kazimierz S2Ep4 Summary: It’s difficult to spend any time in the startup community in Poland without hearing the name “Estimote”. Today, we sit down with its founder, Jakub (Kuba) Krzych. Estimote’s core technology is beacons, small physical blocks that can be attached anywhere to boost wifi … Continue reading Kuba Krzych: A Beacon of Innovation (S2 Ep4) → The post Kuba Krzych: A Beacon of Innovation (S2 Ep4) appeared first on Project Kazimierz.

Welcome to episode #269. On the show: Real holograms thanks to Kino-Mo; Proxfinity's smart badge for conferences; Samsung's TipTalk lets you talk into your finger; Down with walkie-talkies thanks to Theatro; Microsoft's Skip means no lineups at Gerrity Supermarkets; Carrefour lets you shop like a Jedi; Estimote rakes in $10M; PlaceIQ trumps that with $25M; Microsoft is acquiring InMobi; InMarket puts beacons in every RiteAid store. Our App selection is Basket from Andy Ellwood.

Welcome to episode #269. On the show: Real holograms thanks to Kino-Mo; Proxfinity's smart badge for conferences; Samsung's TipTalk lets you talk into your finger; Down with walkie-talkies thanks to Theatro; Microsoft's Skip means no lineups at Gerrity Supermarkets; Carrefour lets you shop like a Jedi; Estimote rakes in $10M; PlaceIQ trumps that with $25M; Microsoft is acquiring InMobi; InMarket puts beacons in every RiteAid store. Our App selection is Basket from Andy Ellwood.

Welcome to episode #269. On the show: Real holograms thanks to Kino-Mo; Proxfinity's smart badge for conferences; Samsung's TipTalk lets you talk into your finger; Down with walkie-talkies thanks to Theatro; Microsoft's Skip means no lineups at Gerrity Supermarkets; Carrefour lets you shop like a Jedi; Estimote rakes in $10M; PlaceIQ trumps that with $25M; Microsoft is acquiring InMobi; InMarket puts beacons in every RiteAid store. Our App selection is Basket from Andy Ellwood. The post Holograms, bone conducting conversations and self-serve grocery stores appeared first on UNTETHER.tv - Mobile, wearables and the Internet of Things.

Pick your metaphor: Smartphones are "remote controls" for the physical world, or perhaps, as Steve Cheney argues, they're "cursors for the physical world". Either way, it's clear that the age of mobile is here, GPS is not enough, and with sensors all around us -- both outdoors and in indoor locations -- it's finally time for truly context-aware computing. But what will that take, both content- and design-wise -- is it all just about eliminating friction? And how are players like Apple and Google positioning themselves for this micro-mapped world? a16z's Benedict Evans and Estimote's Steve Cheney talk about these questions and more in this episode of the a16z Podcast...

How many people do beacons really reach today? That's the question that Chuck tackles on this episode. We are starting to see audited, authenticated numbers and those numbers are growing. From third party apps tapping into the beacons inside a Lord & Taylor to Estimote's incredible pool of developers, there is no doubt that we are being rapidly blanketed by a cozy cover of beacons. The beacons are there, what's their actual human reach. Watch the episode.

Welcome to episode #202. On the show: Urban Airship and Gimbal cozy up around beacons; Is that a drone on your wrist?; Dancing traffic lights; MoPub and Juice Mobile team up; Estimote maps the indoors; AirPatrol secures 2 patents; Path's best effort is...PathTalk?; xAd teams with Captivate Networks; Shazam is absorbed by Siri; Honeywell brings Google Glass to the air. Our special guest is SchneiderMike, VP of Marketing for Skyhook Wireless. Our resource of the week is Commute by MapQuest.   Full show notes can be found here.

Welcome to episode #202. On the show: Urban Airship and Gimbal cozy up around beacons; Is that a drone on your wrist?; Dancing traffic lights; MoPub and Juice Mobile team up; Estimote maps the indoors; AirPatrol secures 2 patents; Path's best effort is...PathTalk?; xAd teams with Captivate Networks; Shazam is absorbed by Siri; Honeywell brings Google Glass to the air. Our special guest is SchneiderMike, VP of Marketing for Skyhook Wireless. Our resource of the week is Commute by MapQuest.   Full show notes can be found here.

En lieu of a normal report, this week we take a deep dive into how mobile is remaking commerce. JOIN PARTNERED - the company-to-company bizdev network for brands & startups: www.partnered.co Featured on this report are startups including The Hunt, Wanelo, Swirl, Estimote, Revel Systems, and more! For more innovation news at the intersection of brands and startups, follow us: LinkedIn: linkd.in/1kvcETZ Twitter: www.twitter.com/partnered Instagram: www.instagram.com/partneredco More at news.partnered.co

Welcome to episode #160. On the show: We are LIVE from MoDevEast in Washington DC. University of California Berkeley tests image-based indoor location; Qualcomm’s Gimbal sensors hit the street; Westjet surprises and delights the world; Mojiva partners with Retailigence; Tetley tests holographic help; Argo Tea uses Twitter for barista tips; Pitney Bowes partners with Twitter. Our Mobile Minute with Chuck Martin looks at what we do with our phones while in the store. The Resource of the week features INC Magazine’s Wearable Computing Boom. Our funding news focuses on Momenfeed, Estimote and Shopify. Our special guest is Barg Upender, founder of Mobomo.   For full show notes visit here: http://untether.tv/2013/this-week-in-location-based-marketing-160-live-from-modeveast/

Welcome to episode #147. On the show: Placecast's new mobile ad platform; Bing partners with Local Corp; Audi brings public desire and reward to the Mini in London; Estimote powered by iBeacon is just the start of the mote world; Coca-Cola's Positivity Wall; PayPal taking their hands-free payments to the masses; The Pew report on location based services is revealing; Chuck Martin's Mobile Minute gives us the Cool vs. Creepy scale for location based marketing.   - Do you have a location based marketing question? Ask us here and we’ll answer it on an upcoming show. A Mobile Minute with Chuck Martin: The Cool Vs. Creepy Scale In Mobile Shopping (24:50) Location fascination of the week: Rove by Zetrip (7:13) Top news of the week 1. Placecast’s new mobile AD play (10:23) 2. Bing partners with Local Corporation (15:00) 3. Audi’s Mini “Here’s to you” campaign in London (20:08) 4. Estimote + Apple iBeacon (27:46) 5. Coca-Cola’s positivity wall map (36:12) 6. PayPal tests hands free payment (39:50) Resource of the week: Pew Location Based Services report (46:15)