HeyJaredDesign This Day
How do we begin creating the future we want, today? Design This Day takes you on a journey to our future world. Futurist Devin Liddell sits down with visionary leaders from some of the biggest names in tech and innovation.
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Quantum computing is closer than you think | Michael Brett (opens the original)
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Devin speaks to Michael Brett, a quantum computing lead at Amazon Web Services (AWS) to dig into the remarkable potential of quantum – and the current struggles getting in its way. Michael shares that quantum computing is no longer a far-off promise, it’s here. So how is it going to shape our world, and what intractable problems will it solve first? Michael explains that the current problem is scarcity – and the solution is in design thinking, and learning which problems to prioritize. He and De
Building the world's largest robotic network | Amazon's Emily Vetterick (opens the original)
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Devin sits down with Emily Vetterick, Director of Product, Program, and Ops at Amazon Industrial Robotics, whose career has taken her from assembling aircraft at Boeing to scaling drone delivery at Prime Air. She now oversees the world's largest fleet of mobile robots, totaling over one million, and shares how Amazon designs for a world where humans and robots share the same physical space. She walks Devin through the design challenges behind Proteus, Amazon's autonomous mobile robot, from givin
Interlune is about to harvest rare elements from the Moon | Rob Meyerson (opens the original)
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Devin sits down with Rob Meyerson, the former president of Blue Origin, to talk about his startup, Interlune, that is on track to harvest resources from the Moon’s surface. Interlune is after one element in particular: Helium-3. It’s extremely rare and valuable on Earth, but plentiful on the Moon. So they partnered with an unlikely collaborator to design a “harvester” that they’re planning to send to the Moon’s surface in the early 2030s. Rob shares how his team designed creative ways to test th
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