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The Glasslab Podcast is your window into the design and development of hardware-based products.
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intent - AI Creating New Bottlenecks in IoT Development (opens the original)
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This one is the peanut butter and jelly of connected hardware, a software consultancy that builds for hardware startups sitting down with a hardware development firm. Peter Tuszynski, CTO at intent, joins DeAndre Harakas and Grant Chapman to talk about what AI has actually changed about bringing an IoT product to life, and what it has not. Peter's answer is more grounded than most. He has seen individual engineers go from 1.5x to 7x on output, but he calls that unrealized capital gains, because
Epitel - From Research to $26 Million Series B (opens the original)
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Epitel just closed a $26 million Series B to expand remote wireless EEG monitoring, and Mark Lehmkuhle, the company's CTO and founder, and J Carroll, its Director of Software Engineering and Architecture, join DeAndre Harakas and Grant Chapman to talk through how the technology got out of the lab and into the world. Mark describes Epitel as a machine learning company for detecting neurological disorders that happens to build its own wireless wearable EEG sensor, a small chicklet-sized device wit
HoopDee - Started With Software, Ended With Hardware (opens the original)
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Roxie Alsruhe had never done anything in hardware or manufacturing when she came home from the hospital with her first born and ran straight into a problem that a lot of families quietly deal with, which is knowing when a bottle of breast milk expires without having to decode a CDC chart while you are exhausted. That problem became HoopDee, a set of NFC-enabled silicone rings that stretch onto any bottle and sync to an app with a tap, so everyone in the house can see what is in each bottle, wher
ClearObject - Turning Vision AI Into a Wearable (opens the original)
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A vision system can see a car enter a work zone in milliseconds. Getting that warning to a worker standing two miles down the highway, wearing a helmet and running a jackhammer, is a completely different problem. Derek Bleyle, VP of Product at ClearObject, and Tim Hagan, Principal Data Scientist at ClearObject, join host Grant Chapman and guest host Elijah Clarke, hardware engineer at Glassboard, to tell the story of Clear Work Zone, from a design thinking workshop with the New York State Thruwa
Babba - Heating and Cooling Baby Bottles at Scale (opens the original)
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Some founders chase a new idea every few years. Dan Evans did the opposite: he got world-class at one genuinely hard technology and rode it across an entire career. In this episode, Dan, the CEO and founder of Babba, joins DeAndre Harakas and Grant Chapman for a conversation that is equal parts engineering deep dive and founder's playbook. Babba makes a portable baby bottle cooler and warmer built on thermoelectric (Peltier) cooling, the same notoriously nonlinear, power-hungry technology Dan fi
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