Podcasts about rivr

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is ⁠proposing 18 rule changes aimed at simplifying regulatory compliance for truck drivers and motor carriers⁠. These proposed rules, set for formal release on Friday with 60-day comment periods, include changes like removing CDL self-reporting requirements and adding new rules for railroad grade crossings. Crowdsourced delivery technology company Veho has initiated a pilot program in Austin, Texas, to ⁠test wheeled-legged parcel delivery robots for potentially boosting productivity in urban environments⁠. Partnering with Rivr, the company backed by investors including Jeff Bezos, these robots are designed to handle diverse terrain, including stairs, for last-mile e-commerce deliveries. Carrier CMA CGM is partnering with Saigon Newport Corporation to ⁠build a new deepwater container terminal in Haiphong, northern Vietnam⁠. This significant project, set to open in 2028, will add 1.9 million TEUs of capacity to help handle the sharp increase in container volumes in the region. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us on The Cooperative Connection Podcast as we dive into the exciting world of RIVR Tech! With the new Spring Promotion, this episode is packed with everything you need to know:

Days away from BevNET's winter events in Marina Del Rey, the hosts discuss the legal battle between lifestyle fitness brands Prime and Mas+ by Messi and why it may help one company more than the other, regardless of the outcome. They also sample a big brand's take on an ethnic classic and explain their love/hate relationship with an emerging brand. Show notes: 0:25: When Ray's Away… So Many Meetings, Plenty Of Time. Ignore The Script. Blow Up The Box. – With Ray OOO, Mike takes the reins and does a decent job as the primary host ;) The team highlights new opportunities for BevNET/NOSH Live attendees, including retail buyer and investor meetings and how simple interactions at the events can lead to positive and significant outcomes. They also talk about Prime/Mas+ lawsuits and the distractions they are causing for both brands, a nut brand with an unforgettable name, how Lex Bakes and Cedar's are driving Craven crazy (in different ways), and a new NA cocktail that is roundly praised. Brands in this episode: Prime, Mas+, Bang, Jewels Under The Kilt, Nutsack, RIVR, Lexington Bakes, TCHO, Rakka, French Squirrel, Bake Me Healthy, Aplos, Lapos, St. Agretis, Cedar's, De Soi, Fruga

Alex James Harvey is the Creative Director and Co-Founder of RiVR, a UK-based Virtual Reality Production company known for its groundbreaking work in creating photorealistic, interactive VR trainings for numerous entities such as UK Ministry of Defence, the Department of Defence in the USA, various emergency services, Transport for London, and Emirates in Dubai. We explore the practicality of VR training, his experiences in selling to government entities and businesses, and their development process. Episode 31 Timestamps: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:02:15 Visting SpaceX 00:06:24 Starting a Successful VR Business 00:17:32 Why VR Training is practical? 00:24:40 Selling to Government and Businesses 00:30:29 Developing for VR 00:35:29 VR Training for Police 00:41:50 Coolest Immersive VR experience 00:44:30 VR for Entertainment 00:54:51 3D Scanning vs 3D Modeling Find out more about Alex and RiVR: Join our discord server where we connect and share assets: https://discord.gg/zwycgqezfD Bad Decisions Audio Podcast

Today's conversation on reinventing parenting and all it means for us women, female entrepreneurs to have it all. A great inspiration, Dr. Vanessa Craig. She is a biomedical researcher and entrepreneur, living and working in Switzerland. Her company Formetta produces a premium collagen supplement and she leads a comprehensive nutrition program at Rivr with the aim to maximize health span.   @formetta @unesurcent @drschwank

Today's conversation on ageing and all it means for us women, with female entrepreneur and great inspiration, Dr. Vanessa Craig. Originally from Australia. She is a biomedical researcher and entrepreneur, living and working in Switzerland. Her company Formetta produces a premium collagen supplement and she leads a comprehensive nutrition program at Rivr with the aim to maximize health span.   @formetta @unesurcent @drschwank

Todays conversation with female entrepreneurs and great inspiration, Dr. Vanessa Craig. Originally from Australia, she is a biomedical researcher and entrepreneur, living and working in Switzerland. Her company Formetta produces a premium collagen supplement and she leads a comprehensive nutrition program at Rivr with the aim to maximize health span.   @formetta @unesurcent @drschwank

Today's guest is Eran Udassin, VP of Product and Operations at Simplaex's Rivr in Berlin. Rivr is an AI-powered, traffic shaping library built for the Supply Side of the programmatic advertising ecosystem. Through intelligent filtering, Rivr improves monetization, increases scalability and strengthens demand-supply relationships for their partners. Rivr is on a mission to support supply-side companies in developing their competitive advantage by maximizing financial health and operational efficiency. In the episode, Eran will discuss: How they are applying AI and Machine Learning at Rivr, Challenges they have to overcome to achieve success, Selling AI products to customers, Top 3 industries he feels will be impacted by advancements in AI & The impact of AI in the AdTech industry

Andi Murphy, a Navajo journalist, is one of the most important young voices in food media today. She is the host and creator of the award-winning Toasted Sister podcast, which aims to educate both Indigenous people and the mainstream about Indigenous food sovereignty, a movement she says is as personal as it is political. Andi joins host Kerry Diamond to discuss the meaning of food sovereignty and talk about some of her favorite Native chefs, farmers, and entrepreneurs. She shares her thoughts on the meaning of decolonizing Thanksgiving and suggests ways to have a more thoughtful holiday. Subscribe to Toasted Sister wherever you get your podcasts, and consider becoming a patron of Andi’s show on Patreon.Thank you to Kerrygold for supporting today’s show.Plus, find out why DeAndra Bailey, one of the pastry chefs at Compass Rose in Washington D.C., thinks that Tierra Taylor, a USPS postal worker in Maryland, is the Bombe!

Firefighters need to train like any other professional, and their training usually involves setting a mock set ablaze – which, as you might imagine, would be costly to reset. Enter RiVR, who are using 360 video and photogrammetry to recreate these practice blazes digitally. CEO Alex Harvey and Alan have a heated discussion on the topic. Alan: Hey, everyone, my name is Alan Smithon, your host for the XR for Business Podcast. Today we have Alex Harvey, CEO and creative director at RiVR, a virtual reality training and visualization company based in the UK. RiVR harnesses the power of VR and photogrammetry technology to create interactive, immersive training experiences. They’re currently working with the UK Home Office, UK Fire Service, Police Service and the Department of Defense in the US. Their ultimate goal is to enhance the way humans learn (I love that). Alex has a deep understanding of the games industry, having worked on commissions for the likes of Codemasters, the BBC, and Ford Motor Company. He’s obsessed with harnessing the latest A/V technology to make the real world differences that we all need. He gets to work with incredibly talented people to make this happen, and to quote him, “I love the feelings and memories we can evoke in VR when technology, creativity, and innovation collide.” I love that quote. RiVR’s exhibited at six different VR shows this year, including CES Vegas, and their technology has been reported on by the BBC. To learn more about RiVR, you can visit rivr.uk. Alex, welcome to the show, my friend. Alex: Hi, Alan. Nice to meet you. Nice to speak again. Alan: Yeah. We’ve been kind of back and forth on LinkedIn, and emails, and it’s really finally great to sit down and have a conversation with you. Alex: It is such a busy world, and it’s great to chat in person. Alan: Listen, let’s dive right into this. Explain to us what RiVR is and how it’s making a difference. Alex: RiVR is “Reality in Virtual Reality.” We’ve been creating VR experiences now for probably nearer to three years with the production company, starting back in 2014, but we started obviously with 360 video doing things for Thomson Holidays — you experience what it’s like to be on a cruise ship, or be on a plane. That was three years ago. Then we started moving into the room-scale photogrammetry world, with very much a significant push at RiVR for training, and using photorealism to make sure that the users of our experiences are completely immersed. I often say to people, “I want you to feel like you’re in the world, and not in a Simpsons cartoon world.” It is very much pushing photogrammetry and photo realism into VR. You know, there’s a lot of people doing photogrammetry now, but two, three years ago? It was only of the likes of– Alan: That was you and Simon! Alex: Yeah! [laughs] Me, Simon and Realities.IO. They were the guys that were pushing it. And it really felt like when I saw those early experiences of Realities.IO and Simon’s stuff, it felt like I was inside a video, but not quite? I want to try and be inside video content. I think that– Alan: Let me kind of unpack this fruit for people listening. So, what Alex and his team do is they go into a space, and they will take hundreds of photographs — if not thousands of photographs — of the space, and they’ll convert that into a game engine-based experience, where you can actually walk around. Now, what I think is really mind-blowing about what you guys have done at RiVR is, not only do you create the environment, but then you take specific parts of the environment — for

Firefighters need to train like any other professional, and their training usually involves setting a mock set ablaze – which, as you might imagine, would be costly to reset. Enter RiVR, who are using 360 video and photogrammetry to recreate these practice blazes digitally. CEO Alex Harvey and Alan have a heated discussion on the topic. Alan: Hey, everyone, my name is Alan Smithon, your host for the XR for Business Podcast. Today we have Alex Harvey, CEO and creative director at RiVR, a virtual reality training and visualization company based in the UK. RiVR harnesses the power of VR and photogrammetry technology to create interactive, immersive training experiences. They’re currently working with the UK Home Office, UK Fire Service, Police Service and the Department of Defense in the US. Their ultimate goal is to enhance the way humans learn (I love that). Alex has a deep understanding of the games industry, having worked on commissions for the likes of Codemasters, the BBC, and Ford Motor Company. He’s obsessed with harnessing the latest A/V technology to make the real world differences that we all need. He gets to work with incredibly talented people to make this happen, and to quote him, “I love the feelings and memories we can evoke in VR when technology, creativity, and innovation collide.” I love that quote. RiVR’s exhibited at six different VR shows this year, including CES Vegas, and their technology has been reported on by the BBC. To learn more about RiVR, you can visit rivr.uk. Alex, welcome to the show, my friend. Alex: Hi, Alan. Nice to meet you. Nice to speak again. Alan: Yeah. We’ve been kind of back and forth on LinkedIn, and emails, and it’s really finally great to sit down and have a conversation with you. Alex: It is such a busy world, and it’s great to chat in person. Alan: Listen, let’s dive right into this. Explain to us what RiVR is and how it’s making a difference. Alex: RiVR is “Reality in Virtual Reality.” We’ve been creating VR experiences now for probably nearer to three years with the production company, starting back in 2014, but we started obviously with 360 video doing things for Thomson Holidays — you experience what it’s like to be on a cruise ship, or be on a plane. That was three years ago. Then we started moving into the room-scale photogrammetry world, with very much a significant push at RiVR for training, and using photorealism to make sure that the users of our experiences are completely immersed. I often say to people, “I want you to feel like you’re in the world, and not in a Simpsons cartoon world.” It is very much pushing photogrammetry and photo realism into VR. You know, there’s a lot of people doing photogrammetry now, but two, three years ago? It was only of the likes of– Alan: That was you and Simon! Alex: Yeah! [laughs] Me, Simon and Realities.IO. They were the guys that were pushing it. And it really felt like when I saw those early experiences of Realities.IO and Simon’s stuff, it felt like I was inside a video, but not quite? I want to try and be inside video content. I think that– Alan: Let me kind of unpack this fruit for people listening. So, what Alex and his team do is they go into a space, and they will take hundreds of photographs — if not thousands of photographs — of the space, and they’ll convert that into a game engine-based experience, where you can actually walk around. Now, what I think is really mind-blowing about what you guys have done at RiVR is, not only do you create the environment, but then you take specific parts of the environment — for

Siu Li on of the founders of RIVR (RI Virtual Reality) stops by to discuss the organization, technology, hats, and the hack401 event.

DC "The VOICE" Speaks with Legendary music icon "Doodlebug Cee-Knowledge"  up and coming singer, songwriter, and recording artist KROWN. The Tri-State area talented and versatile artist delivers a modern flow of Funk and Alternative Hip-Hop for all generations of music purists and enthusiast to embrace. KROWN's movement in the music industry thus far hasn't gone without notice or recognition. His journey began early on in high school when he formed a rap group and released a few local hits. From there he scored several modeling gigs with BET, Phat Farm, and Nickelodeon. After a brief hiatus KROWN ventured out to Los Angeles to reinvent his musical journey and to evolve the record label and collective Uplifted World. “Wassup” is the first single released off KROWN's forthcoming solo album “Nothing Lasts Forever” which is expected to release early of 2019. The album is executively produced by Cee-Knowledge with contributing production by Quickly Quickly, Steve Young, Beatjoven, LA Soulchyld, RIVR, Oui Lele, Whitecliffs, Strkfr, Krapf, and Cairo. The single describes a young man looking for love while weeding out deceptive women and remaining focused on success. KROWN displays intermittent jazzy vocals and ear captivating lyrics over an arrangement of fused soul and effervescent production originally sampled from Donell Jone's 1999 R&B hit “U Know What's Up

In this first RiVR podcast episode we are joined in person by Simon Che de Boer who is the Chief Visionary Officer & Founder of realityvirtual.co We go right back to the start of his journey where the tragedy of his home burning down made him think about how he could re create spaces using photogrammetry and VR. As we all know Simon is always very out spoken and in this interview he definitely doesn't hold anything back! We are looking forward to working on lots more projects with Simon in the coming months and have a few announcements coming soon about exciting new VR experiences!

Firefighter training in VR using Photogrammetry with Alex Harvey, Creative Director of Rivr. Topics: - Cheaper, repeatable, and more robust training scanrios for firefighting in VR - Animating scanned Firefighters using Mocap - AR headsets for live firefighting situations

It's a JAM PACKED episode, getting you so immersed you won't even know what colours a smell is any more. Join us as we chat about VR and 360 video with the creative director at Infinite Pixel and RiVR, Alex Harvey. He explains why VR headsets are great in a lift and on a long haul flight, as well as his thoughts on immersive cinema in general. But that's NOT ALL... We finally give you the Special Report into 4DX as Iain and Peter go to see Rampage at the cinema.

Track List: (0:00) - Dick Gregory @ Kent State X RIVR - Voyage w La Soülchyld 魂 (2:18) - La Soülchyld 魂 - Tell Me 魂 w RIVR (3:29) - Drake - Blessings (Bossa Nova Mix) ft. HNRO (4:57) - Ellzo - LUCiD (6:21) - NtrlTaste - Squeeze (7:34) - Esta - 1738 (Evil Needle Remix) (11:02) - Teelo - Good Girl (13:06) - lyric walls - forgot (14:28) - Flamingosis - Cup of Ramen (feat. Go Yama) (15:32) - VanJess - Panda (Jae_l remix) (16:43) - R. Kelly - Sexy Me (kojack Baile Suave edit) (18:34) - N i G H T S - S A F E (19:35) - WTN3 - LATCH (21:11) - roach - science w/ arov (22:42) - sumthin sumthin - Voices (24:21) - Myles Jaeger - Forward (25:58) - SNAPGHOST - Inspiração Cultura pt. II (27:55) - mtbrd - I Wish I Knew U (30:00) - DJ YUNG VAMP - I'M SO HIGH I'M TRAPPIN IN SPANISH (31:36) - WUKELE - Going Crazy (32:44) - DKVPZ - Deixa Ela Envolvida (33:53) - Genshin - Genshin - Anniversary (35:48) - whoknows. - butter (36:51) - intl.wtrs - i dont care, i dont (37:45) - DJ YUNG VAMP - FLIPPIN JUGG'Z w/ WAVVEGAWD (39:04) - J-Louis - Can't You See (40:41) - ONY - Força (41:56) - DEFFIE - Two Cell Phones (feat. ROM) (42:54) - Justice Skolnik - Miss You (44:29) - ??? Android - Apartment - Don't Lie! (45:55) - @hikeii - solo -¬”