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Sanjay Gangal
Sanjay Gangal is the President of IBSystems, the parent company of AECCafe.com, MCADCafe, EDACafe.Com, GISCafe.Com, and ShareCG.Com. AYE3D: Revolutionizing 3D Displays with the Freedom MonitorJuly 5th, 2024 by Sanjay Gangal
AYE3D, founded in 2019, has quickly established itself as a pioneer in the field of autostereoscopic 3D displays. This Montreal-based company’s flagship product, the Freedom 3D monitor, offers a glasses-free 3D viewing experience that is set to revolutionize various industries. Mario Genest, CEO of AYE3D, recently shared insights into the company’s journey and the innovative technology behind their groundbreaking product. The Genesis of AYE3DAYE3D was born out of the vision to create a truly immersive 3D experience without the need for additional eyewear or head-mounted displays. The company’s co-founder and CTO, a visionary with a longstanding passion for 3D technology, filed his first patent for a 3D display in 1994. Over the years, he developed several 3D display technologies, initially requiring glasses, which were licensed to companies in the US. However, feedback from customers highlighted a strong preference for a glasses-free solution, prompting further innovation. By 2021, AYE3D successfully commercialized its first glasses-free 3D display. The Freedom 3D monitor leverages cutting-edge eye-tracking technology to deliver two different images to each eye, creating a compelling 3D effect without the need for additional accessories.
Read the rest of AYE3D: Revolutionizing 3D Displays with the Freedom Monitor Shearwater Aerospace Revolutionizes Drone Operations with AIMay 6th, 2024 by Sanjay Gangal
In an insightful discussion with Chad Armstrong, CEO of Shearwater Aerospace, I explored the innovative strides his company is making in the drone industry. During our interview at a recent technology conference, Armstrong shared his passion for leveraging natural phenomena to enhance drone endurance and efficiency, a pioneering approach inspired by the remarkable flight capabilities of shearwater birds.  Smart Planning module integrated with Lockheed Martin’s VCSi ground control software Innovation Inspired by NatureShearwater Aerospace, not to be confused with its digital footprint at Shearwater.ai, draws its name and inspiration from the shearwater bird, known for its incredible annual migration covering 64,000 kilometers. Armstrong explained that the endurance of these birds sparked the idea to develop advanced AI-powered flight optimization and automation software aimed at significantly improving drone operational efficiency. “Our focus has always been on endurance, emulating how birds leverage wind power to achieve astonishing feats of flight duration,” Armstrong said. This inspiration led to the development of the company’s flagship platform, Smart FlightTM, which enables a single operator to manage multiple drones simultaneously. Read the rest of Shearwater Aerospace Revolutionizes Drone Operations with AI Intel Sets New Paradigms in Enterprise AI with Launch of Gaudi 3 at Intel Vision 2024April 11th, 2024 by Sanjay Gangal
At Intel Vision 2024, under the leadership of CEO Pat Gelsinger, Intel demonstrated its strong commitment to transforming enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) with groundbreaking announcements and product launches. Highlighted by the unveiling of the Intel® Gaudi® 3 AI accelerator, the event showcased Intel’s comprehensive strategy to advance AI technologies in the enterprise sector. This strategy includes the development of open, scalable systems that facilitate AI operations across all segments, partnerships with industry giants to enhance ecosystem integration, and an aggressive push towards improving AI inference and power efficiency with cost-effective solutions. Pat Gelsinger’s vision for Intel marks a significant leap forward in the company’s quest to democratize AI technology and drive innovation across diverse industries.
Riken Yamamoto: Pioneering Community Through Architecture – The 2024 Pritzker Prize Laureate’s Vision for Harmonious Urban LivingMarch 15th, 2024 by Sanjay Gangal
The Pritzker Architecture Prize, architecture’s most esteemed award, has been bestowed upon Riken Yamamoto, a visionary whose designs articulate a profound relationship between architecture and society. Yamamoto, from Yokohama, Japan, stands out not only for his architectural brilliance but for his unwavering commitment to fostering communities that are harmoniously integrated within their environments. Through his work, Yamamoto has consistently challenged conventional boundaries between the public and private sectors, advocating for spaces that promote interaction and mutual support among community members.  Riken Yamamoto Born in 1945 in Beijing, People’s Republic of China, Yamamoto’s early life was marked by significant cultural and geographical shifts. Shortly after World War II, his family relocated to Yokohama, Japan, where he spent his formative years in a home that was a modern interpretation of the traditional Japanese machiya. This early exposure to a living space that seamlessly integrated the public and private realms profoundly influenced his architectural philosophy. Yamamoto’s architectural journey began in earnest when he was just seventeen. A visit to the Kôfuku-ji Temple in Nara, with its ancient Five-storied Pagoda, ignited his passion for architecture—a moment that would shape the course of his career. His academic path led him from Nihon University, where he completed his undergraduate studies in architecture, to the prestigious Tokyo University of the Arts for his master’s degree. In 1973, he established his own practice, Riken Yamamoto & Field Shop, marking the beginning of an illustrious career that would span over five decades. Yamamoto’s approach to architecture is deeply rooted in his extensive travels and study of diverse communities and cultures. Early in his career, he embarked on a series of transformative journeys alongside his mentor, Hiroshi Hara. These travels took him across continents, from the Mediterranean coastlines of Europe and North Africa to the diverse landscapes of the Americas, and through the historic territories of Iraq, India, and Nepal. These experiences enriched his understanding of the universal importance of the threshold between public and private spaces, a concept that has become a cornerstone of his work. Driving the Future of Transportation: Blyncsy’s Innovative AI Integration with Bentley SystemsDecember 1st, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal
In the world of transportation and infrastructure, technological advancements have been a driving force for innovation and efficiency. In a recent interview with Mark Pittman, the CEO of Blyncsy, we had the opportunity to delve into the company’s intriguing journey and their pivotal acquisition by Bentley Systems’ iTwin Ventures. This article will take you through the captivating narrative of Blyncsy, their cutting-edge technology, and the implications of their collaboration with Bentley to reshape the future of transportation. The Spark of Inspiration It all began with a seemingly ordinary evening for Mark Pittman. Leaving the University of Utah campus one night, he found himself stuck at a traffic light. As many of us have experienced, he pondered why the red light wasn’t turning green, leading him to question the intricate web of infrastructure that facilitates our daily mobility. This moment of reflection prompted him to ask, “What can I do to help?” It was the ignition for the creation of Blyncsy. From that moment, Mark and his team embarked on a journey to explore the potential of computer vision, machine learning, and AI technologies in revolutionizing the transportation system that we often take for granted. Their objective was clear: to enhance the safety and efficiency of the roads that enable the transportation of goods, food, and clothing – the very essence of our modern lives.
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