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Episodes
Smart Meters and Super Smart Babies 10.11.2018 59:00
Vipin Bothra, Director of Market Development at STMicroelectronics, takes us inside today's smart meters. Visionary musician Dani Rabin talks improvisation and the work of the artist.
Smart Retail 05.10.2018 33:52
IBM's John O'Brien shares the landscape of smart retail today. Keir Gilchrist and Nik Dodani, stars of the hit Netflix series "Atypical", joins David to discuss acting, autism, and neurodiversity in the workplace.
Smart Grid 21.09.2018 36:37
Dr. Bri-Mathias Hodge, Chief Scientist of the Power System Design and Studies Group at National Renewable Energy Laboratory, joins host David Finch to discuss the vast landscape of Smart Energy Grid installations.
Smart Cities: Part 2 09.08.2018 35:02
In this human-centric look at Smart Cities, we speak with Jake Rishavy, visionary co-founder of the Denver Smart Cities Alliance determined to drive adoption in one of the fastest growing cities in America. Victor Gao lends perspective on some of the most advanced smart cities on earth.
Smart Cities: Part 1 09.08.2018 21:31
Smart Cities. With thousands of urban centers around the globe, which ones can call themselves “smart”? What are the technologies, the policies, the philosophies that are making this technological revolution a reality? And, how do we define a smart city? In Part 1 of our inaugural, two-part episode, we explore some key technologies associated with smart cities. Daniel Cooley, Vice President and Ge...
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