Podcast appearances and mentions of Keith Kirkland

On this edition of SportsJam with Doug Doyle, Dr. Keith Kirkland talks about the inaugural class of the Essex County College Wolverines Athletics Hall of Fame

Nadia and Rob highlight some of their favorite guests and conversations about disability inclusion. We feature Mary Fernandez of Cisco, Jonathan Kaufman of J Kaufman Consulting, Mariyam Cementwala of the Blind Hijabi, and Keith Kirkland & Kevin Yoo of Wearworks. Join us this week as we share the fabulous work these folks do in advocating, educating, and supporting people living with disabilities. Hosted by Nadia Butt and Rob Hadley. Produced by Rifelion Media. Contact us: inclusivecollective@rifelion.com For advertising opportunities please email PodcastPartnerships@Studio71us.com    Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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This week on IC, Nadia and Rob cover remote work's impact on accessibility, Disney's new short film “Reflect”, and (literally) rap with the cofounders of WearWorks, the leading haptic platform company. Learn more about WearWorks. Hosted by Nadia Butt and Rob Hadley. Produced by Rifelion Media. Contact us: inclusivecollective@rifelion.com For advertising opportunities please email PodcastPartnerships@Studio71us.com    Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

WearWorks is a haptics design company that develops products and experiences that communicate information through touch. The Wayband helps blind or visually impaired people navigate in the real-world. Vision has been made king of the sensors. Wear.worx is on a mission to introduce touch as and haptics as a technology to the world. Get interviewed on the Matt Brown Show:  www.mattbrownshow.com

Today's guest is a visionary, public speaker, inclusive technologist, and Fashion and Industrial Designer that helped the first blind person to complete the NYC marathon without assistance. Keith Kirkland is the CoFounder of WearWorks, which invented a navigation system that removes the need for sight and sound. Kieth shared his incredible journey that led to the start of WearWorks, how his team in navigating the eCommerce world, and how you can use Amazon to test your ad spend.Takeaways:Even though you may have a specific audience in mind when designing your product, don't design your product so that only that specific audience can use it. Think about the other applications and don't add friction for them to buy your product.If you're creating a product that performs a function and is also meant to be worn, you need to make sure that it looks fashionable and that the form is not completely sacrificed for the function.If you are already selling on your website, try A/B testing it against Amazon and using the results of that test to determine where you should spend your ad dollars.When you are dealing with a revolutionary idea, don't just try and use it in the most obvious application, think about where it could go beyond that most obvious stepping stone and work to get there first. Amazon Launchpad is a special program from Amazon where you sell wholesale to Amazon and Amazon helps market the product for you. Through Launchpad, Amazon offers much better wholesale margins than those available from traditional distributors.The Launchpad program is very selective and your company must either be invited to join by Amazon or make it through the long application process.Quote of the Show:“Touch is the future of digital communications” - Keith Kirkland Links:LinkedInTwitterCompany InstagramCompany websiteWayband on the App StoreShout Outs:David Clark - Amazon Legends Episode # 119Ways to Tune In:Apple Podcast (Leave a Review)iHeart RadioPodchaser (Leave a Review)Amazon MusicAudibleSpotifyGoogle PodcastStitcherYouTubeAmazon Legends is sponsored by Argometrix, the authority on, and leading supplier of, competitive intelligence for online retail. To learn more, head over to https://argometrix.com/ Amazon Legends is produced by Ringmaster, on a mission to create connections through B2B podcasts. Learn more at https://ringmaster.com/ 

The Wayband device allows sight-challenged people to navigate the world without canes, pets or human assistants. A blind person ran the NYC Marathon thanks to their tech. Listen to their Co-Founder navigate the hurdles of building a business based on improving what it means to be human. Follow Keith:Twitter: @keithnin“Sips of Success” is a truthful and transparent conversation with a variety of guests spanning the four primary categories the show is anchored upon: Tech, Entertainment, Lifestyle and Personal Wellness. These relatable moments bring the audience closer to who the guest really is and how they reached success.Follow Jeff:Instagram: @sipsofsuccessEmail: sipsofsuccess@gmail.com Website: https://sipsuccess.com/About Jeff Justice: There was once a thing called “radio”-- Jeff had shows there. There were also things called “CDs”-- he Exec Produced music on those. Now, Jeff Justice is lending his voice back to the digital world in his podcast, Sips of Success. Having a wide, well-rounded network and friend-group, Jeff has spent plenty of time casually conversing with people that are well-known but not always easily accessible. What always surprises those in earshot of those conversations is the ease with which they reach depth and that one (or both) people find out something new about themselves each time. Jeff pulls all of his experiences into the mix to make an enjoyable, easy-to-listen show that hopes to send listeners away with something valuable and new from each episode.

In this episode, Keith Kirkland and Markeith Price join us to share the story of Wayband and the company WearWorks. As a Co-Founder of WearWorks, Keith talks about how Wayband is changing the way people who are blind or have visual impairments can navigate the world every day. In the second half of this episode, Markeith Price, an elite track and field athlete and two-time US Paralympian with limited vision, describes his experiences using WayBand. WearWorks is a US-based start-up company in the latest cohort (#RA22) of the Remarkable Accelerator Program.Support CPARF: https://cparf.salsalabs.org/give/index.html

On this episode of C&C, Marcus interviews Kevin Yoo, a designer, entrepreneur and creator of wearable technology. Kevin shares his journey into design, his love of art and design and how we can integrate design to create better experiences for patients and caregivers alike. Kevin shares the inspiration for WearWorks' Wayband technology and how it benefits not only people living with a visual impairment, but that it ultimately can be used for clinicians, patients and really, anyone! Key topics:[2:08] Kevin's background in design[4:53] What is design?[7:05] How universal design led Kevin to co-found WearWorks[10:40] Why relying on haptic technology was the best option for WearWorks' universal design[14:53] The intuitiveness of the WearWorks design[16:06] “A compass that you can feel”[17:58] Wayband's journey in production and where it currently stands[19:03] The ease of use and how user friendly the Wayband is[22:12] The compassion behind Kevin's work[23:48] Kevin shares with us a time when someone was present for him[29:18] Breakthrough healthcare designs out there that excite Kevin[33:27] What piece of art would Kevin take with him on a desert island?[35:47] What fictional character would Kevin be for a day?[36:23] How would Kevin choose to spend $100 if it had to be spent on himself? Resources for you:Learn more about WearWorks: https://www.wear.works/Download the Wayband app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wayband/id1405786049Preorder your Wayband device: https://www.wear.works/preorderLearn more about Maya Lin's artwork: https://stormking.org/artist/maya-lin/Listen to the C&C episode with Kevin's co-founder, Keith Kirkland: https://bit.ly/cc-KeithKirklandConnect with Kevin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yoodesigned/Connect with Marcus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusengel/Subscribe to the podcast through Apple: https://bit.ly/MarcusEngelPodcastSubscribe to the podcast through Spotify: https://bit.ly/Spotify-MarcusEngelPodcast Learn more about Kevin Yoo:Kevin is a born entrepreneur with a heavy focus on Product Design and Sustainability, combined with a passion for human-centric innovation and a background in haptics. He has a keen sense of new growth in business, the market, and technology.  Date: 04/11/2022Name of show: Compassion & Courage: Conversations in HealthcareEpisode title and number: Episode 46 – Kevin Yoo: The Compassion Behind Universal Design

Marcus interviews Keith Kirkland, co-founder of WearWorks, a wearable technology company creating products and language for all. Keith shares his background in engineering, and then fashion, before moving into design that can have a greater impact on the public. Keith talks about how his dreams of creating a wearable smart suit that could teach him Kung-Fu then morphed into the creation of the Wayband, a piece of wearable technology that uses haptic language to help people navigate and more fully enjoy the environment around them. Keith tells how the compassionate approach to design ultimately benefits a great number of users, not just those with visual impairments. Keith then shares some of the successes and failures that naturally occur when creating product design.    Key topics:[2:14] Keith's background in design[5:27] What is wearable technology?[7:36] Haptic feedback[8:16] Creating a company to change the landscape of navigation: WearWorks[10:42] Practical real-world application of this haptic navigation[15:25] How this technology allows us to be more present in the moment and within our journeys[16:55] One of the biggest successes of WearWorks and the Wayband so far[20:56] Creating a compassionate product that is universal and equitable to all[24:39] Keith shares with us a time that someone was present for him[30:41] What piece of art would Keith take with him on a desert island?[31:48] What fictional character would Keith be for a day?[32:41] If Keith could share one message with the world, what would it be?Resources for you:Learn more about WearWorks: https://www.wear.works/PreOrder the Wayband: https://www.wear.works/preorderRead about WearWorks successful partnership with the Blind ultramarathon runner, Simon Wheatcroft: https://cnn.it/3h1T2IDConnect with Marcus on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarcusEngelSpeaker/Subscribe to the podcast: https://bit.ly/CompassionAndCouragePodcast Learn more about Keith Kirkland:Keith Kirkland is a Fashion and Industrial Designer with a background in Mechanical Engineering. He has created different types of wearable devices, including a Kung-Fu downloading bodysuit. Keith is a natural speaker with a glow of positive energy.Date: 02/22/2022Name of show: Compassion & Courage: Conversations in HealthcareEpisode title and number: Episode 36 – Keith Kirkland: Navigating the World Through Haptic Technology

WearWorks builds products and experiences that communicate information through touch.  Their first product, Wayband, is a wristband that gently navigates users to a destination using vibration, without the need for any visual or audio cues.  And in 2017, it helped the first person who is blind to run the NYC marathon without sighted assistance. https://www.wear.works/Preorder your Wayband, today!https://www.wear.works/preorder#haptic #wristband #design #visuallyimpaired #vibration #navigates #touch #blind #startup #strategy #entrepreneurs #smallbusiness #businessstrategy #podcast #covid19 #socialdistancing #innovators #mindingyourbusiness #thankyou Follow WearWorksIG: https://www.instagram.com/wear.works/Twitter: https://twitter.com/wearworksincFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/haptictechnology/IG: https://www.instagram.com/keithiuskamilli/Twitter: https://twitter.com/keithninLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/klkirkland/Support the show (https://www.lcgbrands.com/advertisewithmybpodcast)

With so much innovation in the world right now, what is the new frontier for technology? According to WearWorks co-founders Keith Kirkland and Kevin Yoo, that new frontier is the sense of touch. WearWorks is a startup that's focused on communicating using the sense of touch. The company's first product Wayband is a navigation tool that uses only the sense of touch and is geared toward blind and vision-impaired individuals. Keith and Kevin recently joined startup coach Roland Siebelink on the Midstage Startup Momentum Podcast to discuss how they arrived at this new frontier and how they've managed to navigate it to this point. The importance of understanding what the market or your target customer is missing. Recognizing that teams grow and develop ideas, not individuals. Why you don't always have to agree with your co-founders but you should respect them. How to recognize when something might be bad in the short-term but good in the long run. Why it's important for startups to have an extended family outside of their employees. The concept of co-founders constantly merging their perspectives together.

Wayband is a brand new navigation device that connects via Bluetooth with a smartphone and uses proprietary technology to communicate information through touch. Stuart sits down with Keith Kirkland co-founder of WearWorks to find out all about it.

Your weekly dose of information that keeps you up to date on the latest developments in the field of technology designed to assist people with disabilities and special needs. Show Notes: Bruce Sharpe, CEO – Singular Hearing, Inc HeardThat website: https://heardthatapp.com App Store (iPhone): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/heardthat/id1526360165 Google Play (Android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.singsoftnext.deephearing Keith Kirkland – CoFounder – WearWorks www.wear.works Email: hello@wear.works […] The post ATU499 – HeardThat with Bruce Sharpe and WayBand with Keith Kirkland appeared first on Assistive Technology at Easter Seals Crossroads.

Learn more about WearWorks on their website: www.wear.works/Follow WearWorks on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Youtube.Created by SOUR, this podcast is part of the studio's "Future of X,Y,Z" research, where the collaborative discussion outcomes serve as the base for the futuristic concepts built in line with the studio's mission of solving urban, social and environmental problems through intelligent designs.Find out what today’s guest and former guests are up to by following What’s Wrong With on Instagram and on Twitter. Make sure to visit our website - podcast.whatswrongwith.xyz - and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts so you never miss an episode. If you found value in this show, we would appreciate it if you could head over to iTunes to rate and leave a review – or you can simply tell your friends about the show. Don’t forget to join us next week for another episode. Thank you for listening!

Keith Kirkland, co-founder of Wear.works, has taken his industrial engineering and design experience to new levels. He's helping the blind and visually impaired SEE through touch. Haptic tech. He shared his inspiring story and humble beginnings with Loralyn Mears, PhD.

Keith Kirkland, co-founder of Wear.works, has taken his industrial engineering and design experience to new levels. He's helping the blind and visually impaired SEE through touch. Haptic tech. He shared his inspiring story and humble beginnings with Loralyn Mears, PhD.

This week's guests Keith Kirkland, and Kevin Yoo, are co-founders of Wearable tech start up Wear Works.In part one we covered the challenges they both overcame growing up and their journey to entrepreneurship. In part two we discuss the evolution of Wear Works. Keith explains how his interests in design, movement, and technology led him to a realization that he could use technology to teach movement. As a Matrix lover he asked himself the question, ‘can I create a suit that teaches me Kung Fu'. To answer this question he and Kevin set out to create a new language based on touch. Called Haptic technology, their first experiment in this technology was to create a haptic device that could assist a blind runner to complete the New York Marathon unaided. Kevin explains the journey and the wave they are riding in building this new language and the complex interdependencies. We also discuss the reality of funding that most startups face, the challenges of finding the right investors, Keith discusses the importance of impact, purpose, sustainability and why they created the company to be remote from the start.He also discusses their roadmap and how their technology will evolve. Kevin unpacks the importance of inclusive design and the value of incorporating that with touch and the power of touch as an educational or instructional tool and where this goes when it intersects with Augmented reality. They also explain their guiding principles and their relationship as founders. I think this episode provides much insight into the reality of what running a startup involves, dealing with failure, uncertainty, persistence, and the importance of character and relationships. I hope you enjoy the vision, candor, and resilience of Kevin and Keith.Social links Kevin's Linkedin Keith's Linkedin Instagram Links in the showWear WorksFIT Pratt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest overview This week's guests Keith Kirkland and Kevin Yoo are co-founders of Wearable tech start up Wear WorksIn part one we cover the challenges they both overcame growing up. Keith was born into a loving family but faced growing up in one the most violent towns in the US, Camden, New Jersey. Always feeling an outsider, and a high performer he saw education as his way to escape the streets of Camden and avoid becoming just another statistic in the list of black male deaths under the age of 26Kevin was born in South Korea but faced the culture shock of moving to the US age 10 and navigating his way through school during a time his family was in survival mode. While both Kevin and Keith grew up with economic scarcity each enjoyed an abundance of support and love.We cover their parallel paths to studying Industrial design at New York's Pratt school. Keith explains how his a love of art, talent for math as well as some soul searching questions from a Professor set him on a path to Industrial Design Keith unpacks his circuitous path from art, engineering, to selling shoes to show and handbag design to studying Industrial design at Pratt. I think this show demonstrates how persistence, hard work and willpower, wins in the end. I hope you enjoy the early insights on Keith Kirkland and Kevin Yoo. In part two we dive deep into their experience as start up founders, the challenges they have faced and overcome and their vision for the future of haptic technology. Social links Kevin's Linkedin Keith's Linkedin Links in the showWear WorksFIT Pratt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode, Roland interviews Kevin Yoo and Keith Kirkland, cofounders of Wear.Works, a wearable tech that allows for wayfinding and navigation using the sense of touch/feeling. We talk about this exciting technology that is helping to pioneer the way to endless possibilities utilizing this lesser used human sense. We also talk about what it means to have inclusive tech, a strong sense of mission and are also sure to ask the tough questions about how to keep the co-founder “marriage” healthy and well. Visit www.wear.works to learn about an exciting opportunity to bring this technology into your own life and also to learn more about potential career opportunities.

Wondering if you're on the right path — or if your path even exists yet? We've got you. Our guest is Keith Kirkland, a mechanical engineer, accessories designer, and industrial designer who's the cofounder of Wear Works, a wearable technology startup. Keith fills us in on what he's building at Wear Works, how it's the perfect destination of his zigzag path, and why following what feels authentic to us is the most generous thing we can do. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tonya Hall talks to Keith Kirkland, co-founder at WearWorks, about designing systems to use haptics to strengthen navigation systems that assist the blind, especially when walking long distances. Follow ZDNet: Watch more ZDNet videos: http://zd.net/2Hzw9Zy Subscribe to ZDNet on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2HzQmyf Follow ZDNet on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZDNet Follow ZDNet on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZDNet Follow ZDNet on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ZDNet_CBSi Follow ZDNet on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zdnet-com/ Follow ZDNet on Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/zdnet_cbsi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Keith Kirkland (@wearworksinc) is a TED resident/speaker, an accessories and industrial designer, accomplished speaker and the co-founder and Head of Haptics of WearWork, a company creating nextgen wearables to help visually impaired folks living in busy urban environments. He has also worked with organizations ranging from the MET Museum, Unilever, Mini Cooper, Discovery Channel, Dropbox, The Yokohama Government, Coach and the National Science Foundation.In today’s episode we discuss:- How to give sight to the blind- The state of the haptics industry today- What you should know about creating- How to escape bad environments and still make the best of things- The future of cyborgs and superhuman senses- How Keith tried to create a suit that taught you kungfu- Why we’re headed towards a future of sex robots- The risks of AI if we’re not careful with biases- Keith’s thoughts on data privacy as it relates to wearables- When to call it quits and when to push through- How to find your calling- The value of asking for help- Why we should treat robots better now

In this episode, Gene Marks, a writer for The Washington Post, a small business expert and founder of Marks Group, a highly successful consulting firm near Philadelphia, gives his insight into the 5 key things all entrepreneurs need to know when starting a business. You can visit Gene at his website at https://www.marksgroup.net/ . Phil Crowely, our executive spotlight, is the Managing Partner at the Law Office of Philip P. Crowley LLC and an attorney who has been handling legal matters for pharmaceutical, biomedical, medical device, information technology and other technology companies for over 30 years. You can visit Phil at his website at https://www.crowleylawllc.com/ . Featured Pitch Presenters: Andrea Hammer with Hammer Health & Fitness, runs a program that incorporates Life Coaching, Self Awareness, Happiness Training, and Nutritional Counseling , at https://hammerhealthandfitness.com/. Keith Kirkland with WearWorks Inc., is the Co-founder and recently released the product Wayband, a revolutionary wristband to guide you to your destination, using only vibrations, at https://www.wear.works/. Visit the https://www.gearhartlaw.com/passage-to-profit-show/ for updates and the current pitch contest.

In this episode, Gene Marks, a writer for The Washington Post, a small business expert and founder of Marks Group, a highly successful consulting firm near Philadelphia, gives his insight into the 5 key things all entrepreneurs need to know when starting a business. You can visit Gene at his website at https://www.marksgroup.net/ . Phil Crowely, our executive spotlight, is the Managing Partner at the Law Office of Philip P. Crowley LLC and an attorney who has been handling legal matters for pharmaceutical, biomedical, medical device, information technology and other technology companies for over 30 years. You can visit Phil at his website at https://www.crowleylawllc.com/ . Featured Pitch Presenters: Andrea Hammer with Hammer Health & Fitness, runs a program that incorporates Life Coaching, Self Awareness, Happiness Training, and Nutritional Counseling , at https://hammerhealthandfitness.com/. Keith Kirkland with WearWorks Inc., is the Co-founder and recently released the product Wayband, a revolutionary wristband to guide you to your destination, using only vibrations, at https://www.wear.works/. Visit the https://www.gearhartlaw.com/passage-to-profit-show/ for updates and the current pitch contest.

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Blair Stringham of the Utah DWR fights goose poop. Justin Cook examines how milk consumption helped nations thrive. Vent Haven Museum director Lisa Sweasy on ventriloquism. Keith Kirkland of WearWorks explores touch-based tech for the blind. Will Hunt delves into the depths of underground human history. Paul Rozin explains the psychology behind eating spicy food.

Keith Kirkland is developing wearable tech that communicates information using only the sense of touch. He's trying to figure out: What gestures and vibration patterns could intuitively communicate ideas like "stop" or "go"? Check out his team's first product, a navigation device for the blind and visually impaired, and learn more about the entirely new "haptic language" he's creating to power it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Keith Kirkland trabaja en el desarrollo de una tecnología ponible que comunica información usando solo el sentido del tacto. Está tratando de descubrir qué gestos y patrones de vibración podrían comunicar intuitivamente ideas como "parar" o "seguir". Miren el primer producto de su equipo, un dispositivo de navegación para ciegos y discapacitados visuales, y aprendan más sobre el completamente nuevo "lenguaje háptico" que está creando para lograrlo.

키스 커클래드(Keith Kirkland)는 촉감만으로 정보를 전달할 수 있는 착용 기술을 개발하고 있습니다. 어떤 동작과 진동 패턴으로 "멈춤" 또는 "출발"과 같은 신호를 이해하기 쉽게 전달할 수 있을지 연구 중입니다. 그의 팀에서 만든 첫 번째 제품인 시각 장애인들을 위한 항법장치와, 그 성능의 강화를 위해 그가 개발하고 있는 신개념의 "촉각 언어"에 대해 알아봅니다.

Keith Kirkland is developing wearable tech that communicates information using only the sense of touch. He's trying to figure out: What gestures and vibration patterns could intuitively communicate ideas like "stop" or "go"? Check out his team's first product, a navigation device for the blind and visually impaired, and learn more about the entirely new "haptic language" he's creating to power it.

Keith Kirkland está desenvolvendo uma tecnologia vestível que transmite informação usando somente o toque. Ele está tentando descobrir: quais gestos e padrões de vibração podem, intuitivamente, comunicar ideias como "pare" ou "vá"? Vejam o primeiro produto de sua equipe, um dispositivo de navegação para cegos e deficientes visuais e saiba mais sobre a "linguagem háptica" que Keith criou para abastecer este dispositivo.

Keith Kirkland est en train de développer la technologie portable qui communique des informations en n'utilisant que le sens du toucher. Il essaie de découvrir quelles gestes et séquences de vibrations pourraient communiquer intuitivement des idées comme « arrêtez » ou « avancez » ? Jetez un oeil sur le premier produit de son équipe, un appareil de navigation pour les aveugles et malvoyants, et apprenez-en plus sur la toute nouvelle langue haptique qu'il crée pour le faire marcher.

Keith Kirkland is the Co-founder of WearWorks, a company that builds products and experiences that communicate information through touch. Their first product, WAYBAND™, is a haptic navigation device for the blind and visually impaired. And they used it to help a person who is blind run the first 15 miles of the NYC marathon without any sighted assistance. Keith is a mechanical engineer, accessories designer, and industrial designer with experience developing innovation-based concepts and experiences. He has worked with organizations ranging from the MET Museum, The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, Unilever, Futureworks, Discovery Channel, TED, Dropbox, The Yokohama Government, Coach and the National Science Foundation. He is deeply excited about re imagining the future of tactile design while expanding the human ability to sense the environment. Keith joins Our Voices to share how WearWorks will change lives.

Keith Kirkland is the Co-founder of WearWorks, a company that builds products and experiences that communicate information through touch. Their first product, WAYBAND™, is a haptic navigation device for the blind and visually impaired. And they used it to help a person who is blind run the first 15 miles of the NYC marathon without any sighted assistance. Keith is a mechanical engineer, accessories designer, and industrial designer with experience developing innovation-based concepts and experiences. He has worked with organizations ranging from the MET Museum, The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, Unilever, Futureworks, Discovery Channel, TED, Dropbox, The Yokohama Government, Coach and the National Science Foundation. He is deeply excited about re imagining the future of tactile design while expanding the human ability to sense the environment. Keith joins Our Voices to share how WearWorks will change lives.

Guest speakers Kim Csepe and Keith Kirkland

Merry Christmas and a very Haptic New Year! This week as we ease into 2018, we're talking with Keith Kirkland from WearWorks, a company that is working on a haptic wearable navigation aid for the visually impaired. Show Notes WearWorks http://www.wear.works/ AT Banter is brought to you by Canadian Assistive Technology, providing sales and training in Assistive Technology and Accessibility with over 30 years of knowledge and experience. Visit them online at www.canasstech.com or call toll-free 1-844-795-8324. Need repairs on your device? Chaos Technical Services offers service and support on almost any piece of Assistive Technology, while also providing parts and batteries. Visit them online at www.chaosstechnicalservices.com or call 778-847-6840.

This is the Impact Innovation Podcast by Rebel Method. Bringing you events and panels on different topics to keep you on the edge of innovation and accelerating impact founders from zero to impact. This is a special episode that is part of the 'How We Started' series where we interview impact founders to share the tips, tricks, hacks, the struggle, the real story of how they started. We are covering Keith Kirkland, CEO and Co-Founder of Wear.Works. http://www.wear.works/ What your event covered? Or have comments or suggestions? Message Sergio on LinkedIn here: www.linkedin.com/in/sergiomarrero