Musings of a Digital Nerd

Hello #pixel2 (at Gotham West)

Our beloved chat bot (#NiroBot) wins its 3rd award of the year! Kudos to the team, you know who you are, and our wonderful @kiamotorsusa clients! #smarties (at Ansible Mobile)

Humbled to have a project I led get written up in @forbes

Mixed reality & positionally-tracked VR headset for iPhone -- similar to SE3EP2 on Black Mirror. It's a bit bulky, but this is just the beginning.

New York City may not be the friendliest city, but it’s making sure that it’s at least the most user friendly. 

More #VR goodness. Playing with the #HTC #Vive at the #YouVisit offices with @tsangkuk9t (at YouVisit)

VR by itself is pretty fun, but when you add other objects, in this case the interactive seats, the experience is one that you have to witness for yourself to see its potential. At Samsung - 837 Washington (which I highly recommend you visit), you can experience a 2-minute roller coaster ride, and play with other fun gadgets. Although I was a fan of Virtual Reality before, having witnessed the immersive experiences it can create, I'm now a true believer.

A true technology playground. This is the VR Tunnel, but the real treat is the VR rollercoaster experience, with interactive seats. It's mind blowing. (at Samsung - 837 Washington)

After 11 years, we finally say goodbye. A new chapter begins on March 7th, which is ironically when I started 11 years ago. (at Geometry Global)

"I cannot only imagine Artificial Intelligence evolving spontaneously on the internet, but i can't tell you that it hasn't happened already because it wouldn't necessarily reveal itself to us." -- Quote from Werner Herzog's upcoming film.

Self-driving cars are coming to American roads, ready or not.

This space is interesting, and to be honest, more rewarding than the flying cars I was promised as a kid. In terms of man-power, you’ll still need someone to control these vehicles so I’d imagine a new set of job skills for autonomous vehicle management may replace the physical driver. 

The inevitable, of course. Interesting to see if transit advertising will innovate... or not.

Assuming it's BT enabled, I wonder how the phones battery life will be affected. Still, I imagine these will be high quality products. Other phones manufacturers will follow suit, I'm sure.

Just as long as the content you see on your feed remains 140 characters, I think it’s a smart move. Twitter will now become a micro AND macro blogging site.