Podcast appearances and mentions of samuel huber

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In this episode of the Metaverse Podcast, our host Jamie Burke welcomes Samuel Huber, Founder & CEO at Matera Protocol and Landvault.   With over a decade of experience building virtual worlds and digital experiences, Samuel has built pioneering companies in the metaverse space based in Dubai.    If you're interested in any of these topics, tune in! Mobile gaming challenges: inefficient advertising monetization Pivoting company strategy to align with metaverse opportunities Building digital twins for GCC infrastructure project Leveraging AI for faster 3D content creation Potential for IP monetization in virtual contexts   Rewarding creators on social networks If you're a founder building the Open Metaverse, apply to one of our active Base Camp accelerator programs. #metaverse #generativeAI ------   Whether you're a founder, investor, developer, or just have an interest in the future of the Open Metaverse, we invite you to hear from the people supporting its growth. Outlier Ventures is the Open Metaverse accelerator, helping over 100 Web3 startups a year. You can apply for startup funding here - https://ov.click/pddsbcq122 Questions? Join our community: Twitter - https://ov.click/pddssotwq122 LinkedIn - https://ov.click/pddssoliq122 Watch the video version of this episode on Youtube. For further Open Metaverse content: Listen to The Metaverse Podcast - https://ov.click/pddsmcq122 Check out our portfolio - https://ov.click/pddspfq122 Thanks for listening!

Can you imagine navigating life through pictures? Our guest today, Samuel Huber, does just that! Diagnosed with autism at age 14, Samuel has a unique perspective on life and shares how his mind processes the world around him. We take a deep dive into his journey, from his late diagnosis and how it changed his life to the transformative role music plays in enhancing his social skills and brain function.Ever wondered how someone with autism navigates their world? Samuel shares his strategies, from overcoming anxiety to finding a haven in music. His insights extend to the nuances of adult life on the spectrum, from the workplace to romantic relationships. Samuel's journey with public speaking has also helped him connect with other people on the spectrum, and he generously imparts his techniques for navigating social situations.Finally, we challenge stereotypes, viewing autism as a culture rather than a disorder. Samuel emphasizes the importance of advocating for passions, especially in a college party setting, and the need for open communication between autistic and non-autistic people. He wraps up by highlighting the need for planning, preparation, and self-care. We hope this enlightening discussion changes your perspective on autism, offering a look into a mind that sees the world in a way that many of us can't imagine.https://tonymantor.comhttps://Facebook.com/tonymantorhttps://instagram.com/tonymantorhttps://twitter.com/tonymantorhttps://youtube.com/tonymantormusicintro/outro music bed written by T. WildWhy Not Me the World music published by Mantor Music (BMI)

In this episode, I'm talking with Samuel Huber. Samuel is one of the leading voices for planet-centric design, design thinking for AI coach, one of the founding members of For Planet Strategy Lab and many other things that we will cover in this session. We will also discuss strategy prototyping, human-centred design pitfalls and how absolutely anyone can create sustainability-focused movements within their organizations.

If the metaverse is the future of the Internet, how can you get a head start in setting up your own space in it? And what are the risks and opportunities of investing in digital real estate? Dawn Tan's guest is Samuel Huber, CEO of LandVault, a virtual construction firm that helps brands build their presence in the metaverse.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If the metaverse is the future of the Internet, how can you get a head start in setting up your own space in it? And what are the risks and opportunities of investing in digital real estate? Dawn Tan's guest is Samuel Huber, CEO of LandVault, a virtual construction firm that helps brands build their presence in the metaverse.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Samuel Huber is the CEO of LandVault, a company that helps brands establish presence in Blockchain-based, metaverse-type platforms such as Sandbox and Decentraland. We cover in detail why virtual land matters in the metaverse and what are the challenges ahead for mass adoption. https://www.intometamedia.com/

Just how big could the metaverse get? We could be talking about “a multi-trillion-dollar industry,” according to Samuel Huber, who notes that many real-world revenue streams can be replicated in the digital world. Huber, the CEO of LandVault, joins Nick Halaris of Metros Capital to talk about virtual real estate in the metaverse and the future of big brands in this "next phase of the internet." LandVault, a metaverse builder, recently merged with Admix, a virtual world advertising company, to create a one-stop metaverse solution for brands. With a background in gaming, Huber's passion is creating a future where ads won't interrupt the user experience. He and Halaris discuss the look of this new world, the opportunity it represents for creators and builders, and the uses brands can make of it. Recorded on July 12, 2022. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kundenzentrisch denken. Kundenzentrisches Design... in den letzten Jahren konnte man das Gefühl bekommen, dass es sich dabei um einen neuen Trend, ja wenn nicht sogar Hype in den Marketing-Abteilungen der großen Hersteller handelt. Aber was zur Hölle haben sie denn all die Jahre zuvor fuer Produkte hergestellt?Solche, die an den Verbraucher:innen vorbeigedacht wurden oder genau die, die auch wirklich verlangt und benötigt wurden? Mal davon abgesehen, dass wir wohl alle diese Frage beantworten können, sollten wir uns eine ganz andere, viel wichtigere stellen: Welches Design, welche Industrien, welche Wertschöpfungsketten braucht eigentlich dieser Planet und wie wirken diese sich dann auf selbigen aus?Darüber sprechen wir mit Samuel Huber, Strategy Director bei Goodpatch, einem globalen Designstudio mit über 200 Mitarbeiter:innen.Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Mercredi 1er décembre, François Sorel a reçu Frédéric Simottel, journaliste de BFM Business, Samuel Huber, co-fondateur d'Admix, Pierre-Emmanuel Struyven, président de Supernova, Toussaint Wattinne, co-fondateur d'Upway, Jean-Michel Jarre, musicien, Bruno David, président du Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle, Gwenaël Allan, fondateur de Sensory Odyssey, Antoine Jacoutot, vice-président de la plateforme technologique ManoMano, Marc Bosquet, directeur exécutif lead cloud first chez Accenture France & Benelux, dans l'émission Tech & Co sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Samuel Huber, co-fondateur d'Admix, était l'invité de François Sorel dans Tech & Co, ce mercredi 1er décembre. Il est revenu sur la dernière levée de fonds de sa société, spécialisée dans le lien entre les acteurs du gaming et les marques, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Life and Autism Spectrum Disorder one man's success story. In this episode of The Dream Young Effect, we interviewed Samuel Huber. He's an Autism advocate, Youtuber, and a family man. Sam was diagnosed with autism at an early age and has overcome what some thought was impossible. Currently, he is living life with no limits.

Today, we discuss Planet Centric Design with Samuel Huber, Design Strategist at GoodPatch who specialised in sustainable design approaches. Samuel also pursues a Ph.D. in Systemic Management at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. Here's what we discuss: - Welcome - Who's Samuel Huber? - Who said Planet Centric Design? - A definition for Planet Centric Design (PCD) - The old becomes new again - PCD simplifies access to complex topics - On labels & the need to reframe our way of working - Planet Centric, Circular Design, Systemic Design, etc. - Maps, Models, the tree & the forest: the value & limits of reduction - Our tools are biased towards humans - Resolving contexts gap: how can we practice PCD? - The limits & ethics of interpretation - Mitigating our bias toward the problem-solution dichotomy - Planet Centric Design in practice Samuel Huber https://samuelhuber.medium.com https://twitter.com/samphuber GoodPatch https://global.goodpatch.com https://medium.com/goodpatch-global University of St. Gallen https://ifb.unisg.ch/en/

Today's episode highlights adulting on the spectrum.My guest today is Samuel Huber.  Samuel is an autism self advocate and public speaker. Samuel provides an autistic perspective on various topics relating to adulthood on his YouTube channel and Instagram.AMMD DisclaimerDisclaimer: The podcast is intended for educational purposes only and isn't medical advice. Please talk to your doctor if you have questions. The views and opinions expressed by me are my own personal opinions.Join us on the Autism Mom MD Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/autismmommd/) Visit our website at www.AutismMomMD.com

On this episode of Peeling Back The Mask, I talk with Samuel Huber, Father, husband, Public Speaker on Autism and YouTuber about Autism. We talk about Sam and his experiences as a husband, father, about societies views on autism, the benefits of Social Media for the Autistic Community, his upcoming book and much more! You can find Sam on YouTube at - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn88hCReMI1_ubtRtmpnBQQ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/huberfamilyadventure/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/samuel.huber.5095 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peelingbackthemask/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peelingbackthemask/support

In this episode, I interview fellow autism self-advocate, Samuel Huber! He talks about his autism diagnosis, why self-advocacy is so important, the purpose of his YouTube channel, and much more! Hope you all enjoy!

Samuel Huber is an autistic advocate who is 31 years old and lives in Bridgeport, PA, with his wife Gisette and son Sky. He was diagnosed with ASD at 14 years old. It is his life’s work to be an independent musician and public speaker on ASD to teach others how to put a positive spin on their lives. On his YouTube channel and Instagram, Samuel gives insight on the autistic perspective on a wide variety of topics related to adulthood. AUTISM GROWN UP COMMUNITY: https://community.autismgrownup.com/ AUTISM GROWN UP INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/autismgrownup/ AUTISM GROWN UP SHOWNOTES: https://www.autismgrownup.com/agupodcast/ AUTISM GROWN UP DONATIONS: www.autismgrownup.com/support-agu

Samuel Huber is an autistic advocate who is 31 years old and lives in Bridgeport, PA, with his wife Gisette and son Sky. He was diagnosed with ASD at 14 years old. It is his life’s work to be an independent musician and public speaker on ASD to teach others how to put a positive spin on their lives. On his YouTube channel and Instagram, Samuel gives insight on the autistic perspective on a wide variety of topics related to adulthood. AUTISM GROWN UP COMMUNITY: https://community.autismgrownup.com/ AUTISM GROWN UP INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/autismgrownup/ AUTISM GROWN UP SHOWNOTES: https://www.autismgrownup.com/agupodcast/ AUTISM GROWN UP DONATIONS: www.autismgrownup.com/support-agu --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/autism-grown-up-podcast/support

- Samuel’s experience working for Formula 1 teams - Admix: non-intrusive advertising for VR/AR, Mobile and PC/Console - Advertising technology market in VR and AR - AR and VR ads bring back value of brand and gives new opportunities for “call to action” in contextual advertising. - “Shoppable” transactional ads via connecting different VR/AR environments - AR/VR technologies enable new data insights about users for marketers - How Admix works with development community - Augmented Reality advertisement in real world *Admix links*: https://admix.in/ https://vrarpioneers.com/ https://www.vrfocus.com/ https://blog.admix.in/

Today’s guest is Samual Huber, the founder of Admix, a monetisation platform for VR, AR and games that has raised $2.4 million dollars in funding. In this episode, Sam and I will be chatting all about how to make money, as a creator, with VR and AR.

The old ways of advertising in legacy media just won’t work in an XR environment, so Admix CEO Samuel Huber has tried to figure out more effective ways to peddle products in a virtual realm. Today he explores his XR marketing ethos, which focuses on the user first. Alan: Today’s guest is Samuel Huber, founder and CEO of Admix, the first ad tech platform for mixed reality, giving XR developers the best tools to monetize their content. Admix is a platform that allows advertisers to place non-intrusive ads into VR and AR and gaming content. Their platform allows companies to filter hundreds of advertisers via their programmatic platform, and start generating revenue within minutes. Previous to Admixed, Sam was part of the e-commerce platform Kout.io, social gambling app Betify and the first binary trading game on the app store, Rogue Trader. Admix is a venture-backed startup, having raised $2.4-million. You can learn more about Samuel and Admix by visiting: https://admix.in/ Sam, welcome to the show. Sam: Hey Alan, how are you? Good to be here. Alan: I'm fantastic; thank you so much for being on the show. Sam: Thanks for having me, man. Alan: It's my absolute pleasure. For the people who don’t know you, I know you’re very active on LinkedIn. For those who don’t know, do you want to just introduce yourself and introduce Admix in your own words? Describe what your company does and what your service and platform does to serve businesses. Sam: Yeah, yeah, for sure. I started Admix about two years ago now, initially based in London. Now we have also an office in San Francisco. The whole idea that we realize is that there’s so many great, immersive content being created, whether it’s VR, AR, and this is really going to be the way that content is going to be consumed in the future. Right? Whether it’s for entertainment, games, education, training — all of this stuff is going to be spatial content. And what we figured out is, there’s already great content being created, but very little incentive for the creators — or ways for them — to actually monetize this content. On the web, if you create a website, you can go to Google and you get a tag, and you can put ads and you can make a living out of it. But that’s actually not what happens right now in VR and AR. I think over the next few years, we’re going to see a lot of paid apps migrating to free content. That’s generally the way things go. And at that point, these developers are going to look for a new business model and advertising is going to play a massive part of it. However, from the very beginning, our idea was to build a better future for advertising. Not banners and pop-ups and annoying, that are already terrible on the web, and would be even worse in VR and AR. But instead, creating an advertising model that really works for this immersive content. So, we’re talking about product placement. It’s how brands can be part of the experience, part of the creative process without intruding, but while still generating great return for the developers. So that’s really what we’ve built. It’s a simple SDK that integrates with Unity as a content creator, or you can drag and drop product placement within your experience. We then connect that to a massive network of advertisers. So basically, you create your app at Admix and you can get revenue generating in about three or four minutes. And it’s continuous. It’s instant revenue. And so far, the developers that we work with really, really like us. We have about 22 people now in the company, raised over 2 million dollars last year, and we are expanding this ye

The old ways of advertising in legacy media just won’t work in an XR environment, so Admix CEO Samuel Huber has tried to figure out more effective ways to peddle products in a virtual realm. Today he explores his XR marketing ethos, which focuses on the user first. Alan: Today’s guest is Samuel Huber, founder and CEO of Admix, the first ad tech platform for mixed reality, giving XR developers the best tools to monetize their content. Admix is a platform that allows advertisers to place non-intrusive ads into VR and AR and gaming content. Their platform allows companies to filter hundreds of advertisers via their programmatic platform, and start generating revenue within minutes. Previous to Admixed, Sam was part of the e-commerce platform Kout.io, social gambling app Betify and the first binary trading game on the app store, Rogue Trader. Admix is a venture-backed startup, having raised $2.4-million. You can learn more about Samuel and Admix by visiting: https://admix.in/ Sam, welcome to the show. Sam: Hey Alan, how are you? Good to be here. Alan: I’m fantastic; thank you so much for being on the show. Sam: Thanks for having me, man. Alan: It’s my absolute pleasure. For the people who don’t know you, I know you’re very active on LinkedIn. For those who don’t know, do you want to just introduce yourself and introduce Admix in your own words? Describe what your company does and what your service and platform does to serve businesses. Sam: Yeah, yeah, for sure. I started Admix about two years ago now, initially based in London. Now we have also an office in San Francisco. The whole idea that we realize is that there’s so many great, immersive content being created, whether it’s VR, AR, and this is really going to be the way that content is going to be consumed in the future. Right? Whether it’s for entertainment, games, education, training — all of this stuff is going to be spatial content. And what we figured out is, there’s already great content being created, but very little incentive for the creators — or ways for them — to actually monetize this content. On the web, if you create a website, you can go to Google and you get a tag, and you can put ads and you can make a living out of it. But that’s actually not what happens right now in VR and AR. I think over the next few years, we’re going to see a lot of paid apps migrating to free content. That’s generally the way things go. And at that point, these developers are going to look for a new business model and advertising is going to play a massive part of it. However, from the very beginning, our idea was to build a better future for advertising. Not banners and pop-ups and annoying, that are already terrible on the web, and would be even worse in VR and AR. But instead, creating an advertising model that really works for this immersive content. So, we’re talking about product placement. It’s how brands can be part of the experience, part of the creative process without intruding, but while still generating great return for the developers. So that’s really what we’ve built. It’s a simple SDK that integrates with Unity as a content creator, or you can drag and drop product placement within your experience. We then connect that to a massive network of advertisers. So basically, you create your app at Admix and you can get revenue generating in about three or four minutes. And it’s continuous. It’s instant revenue. And so far, the developers that we work with really, really like us. We have about 22 people now in the company, raised over 2 million dollars last year, and we are expanding this ye

What Google did for advertisers on a 2D web platform, Admix is building for the 3D VR & AR platforms. Samuel Huber openly discusses how he came about the idea, the vision he has and how Admix are going beyond just a tool set to be a driver of change within the developer and content creating industries.. The future is so very close...

Samuel Huber is the founder of Admix, a funded startup based between London and SF. Sam is considered a VR/AR thought leader, frequently invited to speak at industry conferences, from Virtuality, Tech Open Air, or VR World. He is a contributor at VRFocus and VRScout, and his work has been featured on websites like Venture Beat. “just do it… the idea is don't overthink it. And I know it may sound crazy but if you have to figure it out on the spot this is where you would make the best decision because there will always be things that prevent you from starting. You will always think that you are not ready or that the market is not right or that person or your parents don't want to you to do it or it is not the right time. So just getting started and not really having a plan B without putting your life at risk is the best way to make things happen. Because when you are in this flow were you really have to do something, when it's almost a question of life and death… not because it's cool or it's an option but this is the only option. This is where you really really really out how to do things and the quickest way to get your results. So putting yourself in this difficult situation I think is very difficult but I think also really a quick way to get something started”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-6KH

On this episode Josh speaks with Samuel Huber, founder of Admix. They discuss virtual reality, augmented reality, and the role advertising is likely to play in it.

Samuel is the founder of Admix, a funded startup based between London and SF. Sam is considered a VR/AR thought leader, frequently invited to speak at industry conferences, from Virtuality, Tech Open Air, or VR World. He is a contributor at VRFocus and VRScout, and his work has been featured on websites like Venture Beat. Before Admix, Sam has 4 years' experience running startups in the adtech space, as co-founder of Kout.io, and founder of a mobile game studio, which he exited. Before that, he spent 2 years as a strategy engineer for Mercedes Formula One. Samuel has a MSc degree from Cranfield University (UK), and BSc Physics from EPF Lausanne (Switzerland) and Uppsala University (Sweden).

Samuel Huber is the founder and CEO of Admix, a VC-funded startup based in London that helps Virtual Reality and AR developers monetize their creations through native and non intrusive ads. He previously worked as an engineer in Formula 1, founded Kout.io, raised funds through an accelerator, made and grew his own app to over 8,000 daily players which he later sold, and raised close to a quarter million $$ for a gamified video sharing platform. He currently balances multiple projects under the vision of pushing the VR and AR industries forward. Let's hear more from him in this episode of Productivity Masterminds.

Today we are joined in the studio by Samuel Huber, the founder of Admix.in, the first adtech platform for mixed reality, giving VR, AR and MR developers the best tools to monetize their content. He frequently speaks at VR, AR and adtech conferences and is obsessed with the convergence of frontier technology, adtech, and consumer behaviour. Sam has previously disrupted the e-commerce market with Kout.io, a gamified e-commerce platform where users play free games to win their shopping basket, live with 20 of the largest retailers. He is a social gambling pioneer with Betify, a gamified video sharing app. He built and sold Rogue Trader, the first binary trading game on the App Store. In a previous life, Sam was responsible for Mercedes Formula 1 engine strategy (season 2011/2012). He has a MSc Engineering from Cranfield Uni (UK), BSc Physics from EPFL (Switzerland) and Uppsala Uni (Sweden). Sam discusses Admix and advertising in a non-intrusive way, monetisation solutions and the importance of audio in VR advertising. For more information follow: http://1618digital.com/immersive-audio-podcast-episode-5-samuel-huber/ Subscribe: 1618digital.com/#contact

Today's episode features Samuel Huber, Founder of Admix.in, the first adtech platform for mixed reality, giving VR/AR/MR developers the best tools to monetize their content. Sam is also a frequent speaker at VR/AR/adtech conferences. Human communication has evolved from text, to photos, to videos, so I believe that the transition to immersive media is inevitable. However, the current rules of advertising don't apply within immersive media, mainly because of the intrusiveness. Admix aims to solve this problem and maximize revenue for the content creators.Admix (previously Advir.co) enables non-intrusive, programmatic product placements within the content. Think, a can of coke on a table, or a video playing on a billboard. Admix's vision is to become the largest virtual estate company by giving VR and AR developers the best tools to monetize their immersive content, whether it is through advertising, e-commerce or transactions.Samuel is also the co-president of the VRAR pledge, a commitment against intrusive advertising signed by companies such as Yahoo or Orange.Sam's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/samhuber/Sam's Website - http://www.samhuber.com/Admix - http://admix.in/Please contact us if you have comments, suggestions and guest inquiries - mark@vudream.comVU Dream - http://www.vudream.com/VU Dream's FB - https://www.facebook.com/VUDreamOfficial/VU Dream's Twitter - https://twitter.com/VUDreamOfficialVU Dream's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/vudreamofficial

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