Podcasts about t foundry

This is the second and final part of our conversation with Vishy Gopalakrishnan, vice-president of eco-systems and innovation at AT&T Foundry. He shares what our future, immersive world will feel like and could impact the way companies are built.

Vishy Gopalkrishan, vice president of eco-systems and innovation at AT&T Foundry, who with his teams, is building completely new ecosystems for the future, connected universe in the world of 5G. Hear a wonderful range of topics about the digitally transformed world ten years from now. Everything from how we should think about educating our children to what true immersed experiences will feel like. It is part one of a two-part podcast. The second part is next week.

Regresa Byte Podcast y en el episodio 607 las noticias incluyen la actualización del caso Huawei y su problema comercial con el Gobierno de los EEUU, algunos proyectos de innovación del AT&T Foundry que cumple un año en México, y el anuncio de un certamen de emprendimiento en el IPN con apoyo de Samsung. Estuve ...

Some say data is the new oil.  Consider: oil provides fuel for commerce. It pollutes. Wars are fought over it; wars are fought with it. Is data headed down that same path?  Tech Square is full of people shaping the future of technology--including the future of data. So in this episode of The Hot Seat, we asked three bold experts to predict how data will affect our lives in the next five years. Hear from Aamir Goriawala of Honeywell; Carl Bedingfield of AT&T Foundry, and Rahul Basole of Georgia Tech. A lively roundtable discussion and Q&A caps it all off.

When one thinks of caregiving one often thinks of it as a series of very personal interactions. Making dinner for the family, helping parents and other personal tasks. But what happens when we can't be there in person or burn out? What technologies are out there to help us? In this episode of our 'Prepare to Care' podcast, host Marie-Pierre talks to Nadia Morris. Ms. Morris is the director of AT&T Foundry for Connected health. They discuss technology and discuss all the fascinating things they are inventing to help caregivers in the not-so-distant future.

The House FAA reauthorization bill returns to Committee, package delivery by drone in Singapore, a quadcopter crosses the English Channel, filming wildlife with drones, a drone detection system for airports, and putting UAVs on the internet. News House FAA reauthorization legislation delayed The “AIRR Act” that passed the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on February 11 with “micro UAS” provisions has met broad opposition, largely over the topic of air traffic control privatization. As a result, the Act has returned to the Committee for revision, thus delaying action on both small and micro UAS. Airbus Helicopters and Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Sign MoU for UAS Experimentation Project Under the Skyways Experimentation Project, Airbus and CAAS expect to conduct package delivery proof-of-concept trials in Singapore in two phases. In the first phase, Airbus will create a network of parcel stations on the campus of the National University of Singapore (NUS). Phase two would test package delivery from a station on the Singapore coast to ships anchored in the bay. Drone makes historic 72-minute flight across English Channel UK commercial drone operator Ocuair™ has successfully flown a quadcopter across the English Channel. The customized Enduro quadcopter flew 35 km (21.7 miles) in 72 minutes, with an operator staying within 500 meters in a chase boat. Along the way, the drone encountered a GPS guidance problem, requiring manual guidance for the last part of the flight. Making Aviation History - The First Quadcopter Drone to Fly Across the English Channel http://youtu.be/VVBv22YKRiQ Attenborough calls in the drones for his new series: Broadcaster will use technology to capture elusive and dangerous animals For his new six-part Planet Earth II series, Sir David Attenborough has used ultra-high-definition and ultra-high-speed cameras mounted on drones to capture dramatic footage of dangerous and elusive animals. Anti-drone system for airports passes tests As reported in Episode 117, the FAA entered into a Pathfinder agreement with CACI International Inc. to evaluate using the company's sensor technology to detect rogue UAS in the vicinity of airports. Now the CACI proof-of-concept system has been tested at the Atlantic City International Airport. The SkyTracker™ system uses radio frequency sensors positioned around an airport which detect frequencies typically used by unmanned aircraft. Then it triangulates the signals to provide the location of the UAS and its operator. FAA press release: FAA, DHS, CACI, UMD Perform UAS Detection Work. AT&T and Intel to Test Drones on LTE Network AT&T and Intel are working to understand how drones could be connected via a ground-based network. Intel will partner with the AT&T Internet of Things (IoT) team, and the AT&T Foundry innovation center in Palo Alto, California. Video of the Week Raffaello D'Andrea: Meet the Dazzling Flying Machines of the Future Autonomous systems expert Raffaello D'Andrea demonstrates a flying wing that can hover and recover from disturbance, an eight-propeller craft that's ambivalent to orientation, and a swarm of tiny coordinated micro-quadcopters. Filmed February 2016 at TED2016.  

On May 7, Steve Case, co-founder of AOL and CEO of Revolution, brought his national Rise of the Rest tour to Tech Square for a lunch with corporate innovators and startup leaders. About 50 people gathered in the AT&T Foundry to enjoy a barbecue meal to discuss how large enterprises and startups will lead the Third Wave of the Internet. Here is the full conversation.