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Kevin Hykes, CEO of Augmedics, discusses his journey in the Medtech industry and the development of their augmented reality surgical navigation system, xvision, which allows surgeons to project a image onto a headset display, eliminating the need to look away from the surgical field. The system has been shown to improve accuracy, reduce radiation, and facilitate minimally invasive approaches to spine surgery. Augmedics recently raised $82.8 million in a Series C financing round, which will be used to further develop the technology and expand their commercial footprint. Hykes also shares takeaways and lessons from his past stints as a medtech CEO, including great advice for people looking for their first opportunity. "You need to do it for the right reasons, which I think are the thrill of the chase, the fast pace, the shortened cycle times, the chance to be in the cutting edges of technology in our field." In our newsmaker section, Associate Editor Sean Whooley joins co-hosts Tom Salemi and Chris Newmarker with his report form the American Diabetes Association annual meeting. He shared news from Dexcom, Medtronic, Insulet, Senseonics, Novo Nordisk, Abbott, Fractyl Labs and others. Thanks for listening to this episode of the DeviceTalks Weekly Podcast. Subscribe to this podcast on any major podcast application.

Pastor Tom is joined by Kathy Hykes as they share how they saw God at work in the west Africa on their recent missions trip. The trip included travel difficulties, food challenges, and long days, but those who were trained were some of the most enthusiastic and committed leaders Tom has ever trained.

David Hykes is the founder of the Harmonic Chant and has pioneered the Western vocal overtone movement since 1975. In this interview, we will explore Hykes' life and work and we'll travel through music where silent listening meets breathing and the light of awareness can almost be heard.

Design “is an art form that allows us to tell stories,” says Tim Hykes. “These stories allow us to connect with each other and allow us to see the other side.” It is with that spirit that Tim performs his craft as a UX designer at WorldWide Technology and visual scientist. Tim joins us this week to help us unravel how design can be a tool for justice and equity.Want to know how serious Tim is about his work? Look no further than his conference, Design+Diversity, where Tim and team bring together professionals across industries to push the boundaries of design and communication toward change with a keen strategic eye on social justice, equity, and inclusion. As a matter of disclosure, Mission Partners was an Industry Sponsor of the conference in 2021. As you'll hear Tim say of the conference, “this is a safe space. This is the area. This is the place where you ask all those questions, because the best thing that could ever happen to you, is you could be corrected.” At a time when so many organizations are looking out for tools and strategies to sell, to engage, to communicate to their assorted publics, there is no better resource than Tim Hykes to demonstrate the power of bringing communicators together to for good. We are honored to have a bit of his time on Mission Forward this week.

Design “is an art form that allows us to tell stories,” says Tim Hykes. “These stories allow us to connect with each other and allow us to see the other side.” It is with that spirit that Tim performs his craft as a UX designer at WorldWide Technology and visual scientist. Tim joins us this week to help us unravel how design can be a tool for justice and equity. Want to know how serious Tim is about his work? Look no further than his conference, Design+Diversity, where Tim and team bring together professionals across industries to push the boundaries of design and communication toward change with a keen strategic eye on social justice, equity, and inclusion. As a matter of disclosure, Mission Partners was an Industry Sponsor of the conference in 2021. As you'll hear Tim say of the conference, “this is a safe space. This is the area. This is the place where you ask all those questions, because the best thing that could ever happen to you, is you could be corrected.” At a time when so many organizations are looking out for tools and strategies to sell, to engage, to communicate to their assorted publics, there is no better resource than Tim Hykes to demonstrate the power of bringing communicators together to for good. We are honored to have a bit of his time on Mission Forward this week.

**Just a few more weeks! **Season four of Mission Forward is right around the corner and we can't wait to share the slate of guests we have on deck. This season, every conversation is designed to help you learn the tools to be a communicator for change. But, since we're a few weeks out from releasing this new season, we wanted to share a bonus episode with you today featuring an awesome communicator in his own right, Timothy Hykes.Carrie joined Tim on his show, Unconference by Design + Diversity, earlier this year we loved hearing these two talking about the power of communication. Tim graciously agreed to allow us to re-post this episode for you, our Mission Forward community. And rest assured, we will absolutely have him back on to keep this conversation going later in the season. Make sure to head over to Tim's show and subscribe for more great conversations just like this one, and learn more about the Design+Diversity event!

**Just a few more weeks! ** Season four of Mission Forward is right around the corner and we can't wait to share the slate of guests we have on deck. This season, every conversation is designed to help you learn the tools to be a communicator for change. But, since we're a few weeks out from releasing this new season, we wanted to share a bonus episode with you today featuring an awesome communicator in his own right, Timothy Hykes. Carrie joined Tim on his show, Unconference by Design + Diversity, earlier this year we loved hearing these two talking about the power of communication. Tim graciously agreed to allow us to re-post this episode for you, our Mission Forward community. And rest assured, we will absolutely have him back on to keep this conversation going later in the season. Make sure to head over to Tim's show and subscribe for more great conversations just like this one, and learn more about the Design+Diversity event!

In today's episode, I sit down with Hyacinth Powell and we discuss several challenges she faced during her motherhood journey. She talks about her teenage pregnancy, creating her village, an unexpected medical diagnosis, trauma, and how she found her way to healing. Being that it's maternal mental health week, Hyacinth describes how she was once at a crossroads in her life where she knew she had to put herself first, get better or she wasn't going to be able to be the mother that she wanted to be. It's a great reminder that sometimes by being selfish can be the most rewarding and beneficial decision that we can make in our lives. Through a move to Arizona, working through her trauma, and going to therapy she's able to help others along the way. She's a health coach, an author, and the creator of Hykes to Heal. Hyacinth's Book : https://www.amazon.com/Peace-Chaos-Journey-Hyacinth-Powell-ebook/dp/B07S6H6YC1/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=chaos+to+peace+hyacinth&qid=1620239823&sr=8-1 Follow her @hyacinthsholistichealth Follow us: @pushthrumom website: www.pushthrumom.com Theme: cozy by Peter Coli Outtro: Glow by Victoria Monet

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Tim Hykes shines a light on black designers. He shows us how an inspiring idea, and a lot of hard work can make a huge impact. He inspires us to challenge everything, especially the status quo. He motivates us to not wait to be asked to solve a problem, but to be a self-starter and solve it. He also teaches us how being a great designer starts with being a great person. Secret Identity (6:55) Criminal Justice Background (11:47) Why the Web/UX? (13:47) Racist Hand Soap?? (17:00) 28 Days of Black Designers (20:39) Why aren't there more Black Designers? (26:17) Design Superpower (38:11) Design Kryptonite (40:05) UX Superhero Name (42:51) Fights for Users (44:09) Habit of Success (48:07) Invincible Resource (56:11) Recommended Book (57:30) Best Advice (60:21) Contact Info (64:10) Check out the detailed show notes including the transcript and Eli Jorgensen’s astonishing superhero artwork at userdefenders.com/052 This episode is brought to you by Adobe, makers of XD. Try it free at userdefenders.com/xd Get your FREE audiobook from Audible at userdefenders.com/freebook. No commitment. Cancel in 30 days, and you won't be charged. The book is still yours to keep.

Just a small taste of what's to come in what could possibly be the best season yet...Season 5 of User Defenders podcast begins 08.27.17 Featuring in order Alan Cooper, Tim Hykes, Denise Jacobs, Jason Ogle, Josh Clark, Alan Cooper. Be sure to subscribe to automatically receive the incredible new episodes: userdefenders.com/subscribe This was originally recorded as a video (hence the not-great audio quality from my iPhone mic for intro). If you'd like to watch the video, check it out here: userdefenders.com/s5vid Can't wait to serve you this new season, Defender! The dope song playing in the background was written by my friend Alan Oakes from his incredible project, Let Em Riot (letemriot.com).

Under CEO Kevin Hykes, Relievant Medsystems is racking up some wins. The company closed on a $58 million Series E round last month and this week announced the first commercial application of its Intraspect pain-relief procedure. In this podcast, Hykes doles out some valuable career advice for wanna be CEOs and talks about the technology that could turn Relievant into a Medtech powerhouse.

Hello, welcome to The New Stack Context, a podcast where we review the week's hottest news in cloud-native technologies/at-scale application development and look ahead to topics we expect will gain more attention in coming weeks. This week we start with news from Docker, that its founder and former CTO Solomon Hykes has announced he's leaving the company. Alex Handy first reported that Hykes stepped down as CTO back in November. At the time he said he was staying on as VP of the board of directors. Then this week Hykes published a post on the Docker blog announcing he's leaving the company he started 10 years ago. Alex Handy has the story for us again. Also this week, we discuss Nvidia's AI and deep learning event, the GPU Technology Conference (GTC), with TNS Managing Editor Joab Jackson, who attended the event. The New Stack is ramping up our machine learning coverage, especially as it relates to infrastructure automation and developer tooling. You, our readers and listeners told us in a survey back in December that AI is one of your top 5 areas of interest this year and so we are diving in -- starting with GTC. TNS Editorial Director Libby Clark hosted this episode, with the help of TNS founder Alex Williams.

Tim Hykes, User Experience Designer at Wells Fargo Advisor, joins Gary Rozanc to discuss the differences between User Experience Design, Interactive Design, and Print Design. The conversation goes into specific details on the common thread between the three distinct professions and how print design educators can bring User Experience Design into the classroom. Tim also shares his insights on how the design industry has radically changed in the past twenty years and that change’s effect on skills like craft and file management.

Medtech Conference Co-Chair Kevin Hykes, who is finishing up his two-year tour of duty as a conference co-commander, reviews the agenda for next week’s Conference.

Author : Jennifer Hykes Narrator : Dani Daly Host : Marguerite Kenner Audio Producer : Jeremy Carter Discuss on Forums Episode 234: Why I’m Asking For An Extension On My Paper by Jennifer Hykes is a Cast of Wonders original. February is Women in Horror Month, an international, grassroots initiative, which encourages supporters to learn about […] The post Episode 234: Why I’m Asking For An Extension On My Paper by Jennifer Hykes appeared first on Cast of Wonders.

Medtech Conference co-chair Kevin Hykes revisits his days at Visiogen and Cameron Health, explaining how those successful outcomes help guide his hand on Metavention’s tiller.

As CEO, Kevin Hykes led two companies – Visiogen and Cameron Health – to successful acquisitions by strategic acquirers. In this interview, Hykes shares the lessons learned from leading those companies and explains how he’s adapting to life as CEO of an early-stage company.

From Dennis Lewis: "For my 65th birthday celebration, which took place in 2005, I wrote a poem about my life and presented it, along with some of my favorite poems, to those who gathered to celebrate with Dasha (my wife) and me in our former home in San Francisco. My good friend and spiritual brother David Hykes–award-winning composer, singer, founder of Harmonic Chant, and long-time contemplative practitioner–traveled to be with us, and sang before, during, and after the readings. David's singing was amazingly beautiful and especially relevant to the poems I read. Besides my own poem, 'These Passing Years,' which ends the reading, these poems include 'Four Tao Philosophers,' by Robert Francis; 'What if You Slept,' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge; 'I Live My Life in Growing Orbits' and 'You See I Want a Lot,' by Rainer Maria Rilke; 'The Road Not Taken,' by Robert Frost; 'Are You Looking for Me?', by Kabir (translated by Stephen Mitchell); 'I Came Out Alone on My Way to My Tryst,' by R --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/denlew/support

Nadine Helstroffer is one of dance's treasures--a poetic, luminous performer whose choreography reflects her insight into life, nature and spirituality. She has been a good friend for many years, and I'm pleased to present an interview we recorded in the summer of 2007 in the home she shares with filmmaker John Bush. Among other things, Nadine and I talked about their experiences filming in Tibet, and I urge you to follow the links for more information about all of John and Nadine's projects. GUEST BIO Nadine Helstroffer, French-born, has been presenting her choreography in the U.S., Canada and France since 1981. Her work includes “Clock Lock,” “Threshold” and “Earthbound.” She has taught dance and directed workshops in France, Korea and the U.S. Since 1998 she has been leading the BodyResonance Workshop which explores the link between meditation and movement. She has been presenting her workshop at the Zen Center of NYC, the New School University, New York Insight Meditation Society and Bowling Green State University. Ms. Helstroffer obtained a doctorate in philosophy under the direction of Daniel Charles of the Sorbonne (Subject: An Innovative Approach to Dance) at Nanterre University/Paris-X, France, in 1980. Her academic interests in Eastern philosophies and her exposure to the East through her dance career have guided her toward an integration of Eastern philosophies and Western movements. She collaborated with composers Yas Jaz from Sankai Juku Company, Philip Fraser (devotee of Shri Shri Ravi Shankar) and David Hykes, founder of the Harmonic Choir. In New York, the Rubin Museum of Art commissioned her 30-minute solo piece, “Absence Presence,” performed in the gallery of the exhibition "Handprints and Footprints of Buddhist Art" in 2005 and filmed by John Bush. She was also invited by the museum to dance her choreography as part of a performance by Hykes's Harmonic Choir. She has worked in collaboration with filmmaker John Bush on a 40-minute dance film-- “Shimmer”--shot entirely outdoors in New York City. An excerpt--"Portal"--has been screened at Galapagos Art Space, curated by the experimental film group Ocularis, and has had a special screening at the 2006 High Falls Film Festival. “Vajra Realm,” a dance pilgrimage with Nadine Helstroffer filmed in Central Tibet, was released in January 2007 as a special feature on the DVD “Vajra Sky Over Tibet,” the third film of the “Yatra Trilogy” by John Bush. It is distributed by WGBH Boston. For additional information on “Vajra Realm” and all of Ms. Helstroffer's work, visit Direct Pictures at http://www.directpictures.com/. LINK: http://www.directpictures.com/ Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa