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Welcome to another episode of Category Visionaries — the show that explores GTM stories from tech's most innovative B2B founders. In today's episode, we're speaking with Ned Hill, CEO and Founder of Position Imaging, a package management and asset tracking platform that has raised over $75 Million in funding. Here are the most interesting points from our conversation: Entrepreneurial Beginnings: Ned shares his journey from founding a company in 1999 based on wireless tracking technology initially aimed at tracking pets, highlighting his entrepreneurial spirit and early interest in technology solutions. Transitioning Markets: Position Imaging's journey from an initial focus on image-guided surgery to logistics showcases the company's adaptability and Ned's vision for applying their technology across various industries. Innovation in Package Management: The development of the Smart Package Room as Position Imaging's first product demonstrates their commitment to revolutionizing how packages are managed in multifamily residences, offering a more efficient and automated solution. Challenges of the Dot-Com Crash: Ned reflects on the difficulties faced during the dot-com crash, sharing valuable lessons on investor relationships and strategic decision-making during challenging times. Expanding Product Applications: Position Imaging's ability to adapt its platform for different markets, including office spaces and retail, highlights the versatility of their technology and their approach to solving logistics challenges across industries. Vision for the Future: Ned outlines his ambitious vision for Position Imaging to dominate the package management market and establish their iPickup brand as the "ATM of first and last mile delivery," showcasing their potential for widespread impact on logistics and delivery services.

Produce records with bands or bricks? Dave talked about assembling a production for an artist, songwriting for publishing vs self, how to get songs finished, the importance of sightlines and headphones, and how to find your voice on stage and studio. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Dave Coleman who grew up near the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, in Jamestown, Tennessee. He thought he'd become a park ranger, but his love of guitar and music sent Dave to Belmont University in Nashville. He started a band (The Coal Men, still active after 24 years), had a brief publishing deal with Acuff-Rose Music, played for years with Duane Jarvis, and a long list of Nashville's roots and Americana artists. Producing, recording, and mixing became his day to day around 2010. He's a self described “multi-instrumentalist with a community-driven heart.” Dave has produced and recorded albums for Amelia White, Tim Carroll, The Rough & Tumble, Lynn Taylor and the BarFlies, Ned Hill, and lots more. The Coal Men, have released 5 albums, with another coming in 2024. I have had the pleasure of knowing Dave for many years and in 2013 worked with Dave here at The Toy Box Studio doing overdubs and mixing his record Escalator. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://gracedesign.com/ https://www.native-instruments.com use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://lewitt.link/rockstars https://iZotope.com use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.adam-audio.com https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy  https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/21Gcyt7Lbqzq3Bu10WEMGo?si=89bebc45b6c34ef3 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/443

This week on the Rundown we are joined by Ned Hill. Ned is a Professor of Economic Development in Ohio State's John Glenn College of Public Affairs. He is also a faculty member of The Ohio Manufacturing Institute, which is housed within OSU's College of Engineering. Listen in as Paul and Ned discuss economic development in relation to regional planning and what cities need to do to attract remote workers back downtown. They also debate public transportation and the current housing market. Ned offers us some insight on the strategies that the Ohio Manufacturing Institute is implementing to solve manufacturers' greatest technical and workforce challenges. Ned has lived in both Columbus and Cleveland and when asked for his favorite places to eat, Pierre's, Mitchell's, and Graeter's were his top picks for dessert.  Connect with Ned Hill on LinkedIn.

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Mike Cox Mike Cox, winemaker of La Prenda Wines, joins Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger on California Wine Country. They opened a tasting room in central Santa Rosa last year. La Prenda is owned by Ned Hill and his wife Erika. Mike grew up in the farming industry and started making his own wine fifteen years ago. Back then, the big wineries could dictate what they wanted and “the growers could be left holding the bag, in a tough vintage…” He began in 2020 as winemaker and for 25 years before that he was the winemaker at Shoup winery in Sonoma. Mike Cox grew up in Sonoma County, attended UCLA (in Chemical Engineering) and then took some courses at UC Davis. He took Fall quarter of 1988 off to work the harvest, then transferred to Davis. He was an “eager volunteer” and he especially loved working in the vineyard, and became fascinated with wine. The 1980s was “a fun time to be in the wine industry.” Dan Berger says that Mike Cox's 2021 wine “blew me away," and adds, "...spending time in the vineyard is the secret to this stuff.” Today Dan Berger has brought another cellar wine. Dan admits that some of them are junk, but this one today is great. They have all liked the old Sauvignon Blancs. This is a 2011 Simi Sauvignon Blanc. Its citrus notes have come on strong. It has not changed color at all. Simi winery has been around since before Prohibition. They are located north of Healdsburg and they have a nice tasting room. Dan especially loves their Merlots. Click the logo to visit our sponsor Bottle Barn online for the best deals on wine, beer and spirits. Mike Cox says that La Prenda farms about 1200 acres and they pull some grapes for themselves. First they taste a Rosé of Pinot Noir. These grapes are from the heart of the south part of Sonoma County. The wine is bone dry with no residual sugar. Dan says, “…this is a real Rosé… delicious stuff.” The alcohol is modest, only 12 percent. “It's a purpose built Rosé.” It is a copper or salmon color. The next wine they taste is actually called “The Copper.” A friend told him about a white wine made in Friuli in Italy, which is a Pinot Grigio that uses the skins in fermentation. (Grigio means the color “gray” in Italian and the grapes are that color.) It produces wine that is grayish. Dan Berger says it is like a light red wine and it would go well with poached salmon. They taste a 2020 La Prenda Chardonnay, with light oak and good acidity. It is rich but not overpowering. Mike Cox says the acidity is the key component. He used fruit from different vineyards in order to balance the flavors that are typical of the different areas. Carneros brings acidity and Bennett Valley brings richness. Finally they taste a 2020 La Prenda Pinot Noir, from Carneros, in the hills west of Sonoma, called Thornton Ranch. The vines are from a Burgundian clone called Pommard. That is a district in Burgundy and the clone that comes from there has aromatic qualities. “…a really good clone from Burgundy.”

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Welcome to the ProTech Today Podcast! Here, we will meet Industry Leaders in the Property Technology and Real Estate Industry. Do not miss any of our episodes to know what is trending now. In today's episode, I want to introduce you to Ned Hill. He is the founder and CEO of Position Imaging (PI), a pioneer in the field of advanced tracking technologies.   Ned graduated from University of Massachusetts, Amherst with a B.S. in Economics and is the inventor or co-inventor of over 50 patents/patent applications. He has been the guest speaker at multiple industry conferences including CES, Live Free and Start, and at MIT.   Under Ned's leadership, PI developed iPickup; an industry leading AI-based tracking platform for optimizing eCommerce fulfillment. In addition to providing strategic vision for the company, Ned has also raised over $40 million in funding, driven technology, product, and application development, and created a global partner ecosystem including industry leading couriers, hardware and software companies, and service providers.    Let's dive into new perspectives on technology!   [00:01 – 02:59] Opening Segment    I introduce our guest Ned Hill. Ned talks about his  background What inspired him to start the company. Tracking platform Logistics E.g. Multifamily Residential Package Management   [03:00 – 11:49] Revolutionizing Package Deliveries In Commercial Real Estate   Position imaging. Mind blowing technology for tracking. Problems and challenges technology saw for the residents and buildings. Staff. Resident experience. Carrier complaints. Advantages of Smart Package Room. Who the ideal client would be. Ned explains how to outfit a building with the infrastructure and technology. Enhanced recovery protocols can be used for everyone  How the company deals with security. Expectations of the company for 2022. Revolutionize baggage industry in the airline industry. [11:50 – 15:36] Closing Segment   Connect with Position Imagining Links below  How to connect with Ned Hill Links below  Rapid fire question Final words     Tweetable Quotes:     “We created this tracking platform with the goal of being able to track not just packages but any product, person, or part of the process.” - Ned Hill “We are here to make that universe, and let's go for it. I think we've got the technical shops, and this platform that we've created to actually make it happen” - Nell Hill      Resources Mentioned:      Position Imaging     Want to connect with Ned Hill? You can find him on LinkedIn and YouTube. Don't forget to visit his website to learn more about innovative tracking technologies!  https://www.position-imaging.com/company/   Let's Connect! You can connect with me, Jeff Hoch on LinkedIn to look into Smart Building and Smart Apartment Technologies.   LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to know more about Industry Leaders in the Property Technology and Real Estate Industry. Your ratings and reviews help get the podcast in front of new listeners.   

It's a lively one! We're talking technology, AI and...porch pirates? Tune in to hear our conversation with Ned Hill, Founder & CEO of Position Imaging a Portsmouth, New Hampshire based pioneer in the field of advanced tracking technologies. Then stay tuned for The Buzz and the Cardinal Corner. Learn more at position-imaging.com This episode of BizCast NH is sponsored by McLane Middleton Law Firm. Visit mclane.com for more information. 

Data is driving the modern world, every industry the world over is looking for ways to implement innovative technologies and automation to solve its biggest challenges.Retail is no different –in fact, it might be the industry best poised to take advantage of a variety of technologies in order to meet evolving and accelerating consumer expectations.One key to doing just that is the field of intelligent logistics. But what is intelligent logistics, and how can organizations implement this new-age strategy for keeping pace with a rapidly advancing world?To find out, host Hilary Kennedy welcomed Ned Hill, CEO of Position Imaging, to the first episode of the Intelligent Logistics podcast.Position Imaging is a leader in innovative tracking technologies, such as artificial intelligence and computer vision. These technologies have applications up and down the supply chain, from manufacturing to last-mile delivery or retail storefronts.There are many examples of intelligent logistics impacting the way our society moves goods for the better, though one in particular is ripe for innovation. Position imaging is doing incredible work in the “final foot,” leveraging solutions such as its Smart Package Rooms to help people engage in simple, automated, contactless and reliable pickup.

Wireless location tracking is working its way into how multiple industries operate. On this week's episode of Spatial Perspectives, host Dan Cui is joined by Ned Hill, CEO of Position Imaging, a tracking technology company.Position Imaging began in the video games business creating virtual reality and augmented reality software platforms. As the company continued to innovate, it pivoted from games and focused its radio tracking technology on logistics. “We're a software company with a hardware problem,” Hill said. The AI platform, the algorithms, and the user interface are combined with hardware from the company's partners.The company's unique AI based computer vision solution called Amoeba Computer Vision can track people, packages, vehicles, bringing greater visibility and efficiency to the last mile of delivery. Using the 3D wifi technology they developed, this solution is the most accurate tracking technology in the world.Currently, Position Imaging is implementing this technology in multi-residential buildings and facilities so that the location, origin, and destination of every package can be viewed at any time through an AR interface. Everything is shipping is dynamic, but over time the AI platform will learnThe last mile of getting products and packages to customers has multiple pain points and bottlenecks. For instance, with Amoeba Computer Vision a delivery driver has the data to know exactly where in the truck every package is so they don't have to hunt for them.Position Imaging plans to expand into retail and backroom inventory, bringing efficiencies to the industry that are needed more than ever as customer behavior shifts. More and more shopping is being done online with delivery, in-store pickup, and in-store returns as part of the system. These present new inventory management issues and location tracking technology is the forward-looking solution.To learn more about Position Imaging, see videos demonstrating the technology, and delve into the details of location tracking, tune into this enlightening conversation on Spatial Perspectives with Dan Cui.

This second in a two-part podcast features an expert panel from The Ohio State University reacting to Ned Hill’s Institute for Materials Research Materials Week webinar presentation on “Lies, Damn Lies and Consultants: What Manufacturing and Supply Chain Leaders Need to Know about Digital Manufacturing, Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things.” In order of appearance, the following panelists include: • Nate Ames, Executive Director, Center for Design and Manufacturing Excellence • John Gray, Associate Director, Fisher College of Business Center for Operational Excellence • Farhang Pourbroghrat, Chair, Industrial Systems Engineering • Kathryn Kelley, Executive Director, Ohio Manufacturing Institute A special thanks to the Institute for Materials Research for hosting this forum.

During a recent Materials Week webinar Ned Hill, a faculty associate at the Ohio Manufacturing Institute, spoke about OMI research on digitally connected manufacturing enterprises and what is needed strategically and operationally to support them along the Industry 4.0 pathway. This first segment covers Ned’s presentation on “Lies, Damn Lies and Consultants: What Manufacturing and Supply Chain Leaders Need to Know about Digital Manufacturing, Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things.” The next segment will feature an expert panel reacting to this presentation. In addition to his work at OMI, Ned is a professor of economic development at the John Glenn College of Public Affairs and is affiliated with the Institute for Materials Research Discovery Theme on Materials and Manufacturing for Sustainability. A special thanks to the Institute for Materials Research for hosting this forum and particularly Executive Director Steve Ringel and Director of Innovation Jay Sayre for inviting us.

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Ned Hill is the founder and CEO of Position Imaging (PI), a pioneer in the field of advanced tracking technologies. Under Ned’s leadership, PI has successfully developed an industry leading tracking solution, utilized computer vision and laser guidance to simplify item delivery, and created unique AI-based technologies. These combine to improve logistics efficiency by providing continuous visibility to product location at any stage in the process. 

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Dr. Ned Hill, professor of Economic Development in the John Glenn College of Public Affairs and in Knowlton College of Architecture’s section on City and Regional Planning, discussed the economic implication of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Recording live from CES 2020: the one where Mo + Jo get to interview our friend Ned Hill, the CEO/Founder of Position Imaging, makers of iPickup a BOPIS (Buy Online Pick Up in Store) solution that uses Machine Vision and light guidance to automate the process of click + collect order fulfillment (https://www.position-imaging.com/ipickup)special thanks to our partners at Living in Digital Times + The High Tech Retailing Summit at for hosting us at CES 2020

Recording live from CES 2020: the one where Mo + Jo get to interview our friend Ned Hill, the CEO/Founder of Position Imaging, makers of iPickup a BOPIS (Buy Online Pick Up in Store) solution that uses Machine Vision and light guidance to automate the process of click + collect order fulfillment (https://www.position-imaging.com/ipickup)special thanks to our partners at Living in Digital Times + The High Tech Retailing Summit at for hosting us at CES 2020

Editor's Note: This story was originally published on December 20, 2017 Ohio’s 4 th Congressional District isn’t the longest in the state. Nor the most convoluted. Nor does it have the most disenfranchised voters. But it has the distinction of being near the top in all three categories -- and of being home to one of the most liberal communities in the country represented by one of the most conservative members of Congress. In the third part of our series “Gerrymandering: Shading the lines,” WKSU’s M.L. Schultze travels the 4 th – a study of contrasts from south to north. This is the story of Oberlin and Urbana – and the 14-county Congressional District that connects them. "The district is commonly referred to as Ohio’s duck, with its bill shoved into portions of Lorain, Huron and Erie counties ..." In Ohio State professor Ned Hill’s description of Ohio’s 4 th , Oberlin is toward the tip of the bill. Much further north and you’re in Lake Erie. And about the only place further east is

Ned Hill is the founder of Position Imaging, a worldwide leading developer of innovative tracking technologies. His company is well known for it’s three groundbreaking tracking technology platforms, Amoeba RTLS, Amoeba CV, and 3DWifi. In this episode Jay and Ned had a compelling chat about Position Imaging’s fascinating story, innovation, chasing shiny object syndrome, the importance of self-discipline, balancing family, personal growth and entrepreneurship, the power of having a supportive spouse and so much more. Visit https://jayrooke.com/029-ned-hill/ for resources and show notes. Check out my website: https://jayrooke.com/. Follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TribeCreator/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayrooke/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JayRooke  

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Earlier this year, Edward W. (Ned) Hill, dean and professor of economic development at the Cleveland State University Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs, was invited to The Ohio State University to present on "The role of higher education in development and the role of economic development in higher education.” He talks all things manufacturing on the Manufacturing Tomorrow podcast: the third industrial revolution, a flexible workforce that does not need a lot of supervision and following your customer to the grave. He also offers recommendations on what universities should do to support manufacturers - engage curiosity driven and promote service-leadership. In addition to serving as dean and professor of Economic Development at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affair, Hill is nonresident senior fellow of The Brookings Institution, where he is affiliated with the Metropolitan Policy Program; and nonresident visiting fellow at the Institute of Politics at the University of California at Berkeley though his membership in the MacArthur Foundation's Research Network on Building Resilient Regions. He chaired the Advisory Board of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) from 2007 to 2010, where he remains a member of the advisory board. Ned writes on economic development and urban public policy and edited Economic Development Quarterly from 1994 to 2005. His latest co-authored book, Economic Adversity and Regional Economic Resilience, is to be published by Cornell University Press in late 2015. Covering the latest topics, Manufacturing Tomorrow guests include company C-suite executives and engineers to industry-facing academics, supportive government and regional economic development agents of change. More information is at http://omi.osu.edu/podcast.