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Sharpeyes LLC – Smart Glasses With Auto Focusing Capabilities

Smart Glasses are made of glycerin-filled, liquid lenses that can automatically adjust the focus on what a person is seeing, whether it is far away or close up. The lenses are placed in battery-powered frames that can automatically adjust the focal length of the lenses based on what the wearer is looking at.

These glasses are particularly suited for people with presbyopia, a condition in which the lens of your eye loses part of its ability to focus on objects at variable distances, typically requiring progressive lenses or bifocals and separate reading glasses.

Doctor Carlos Mastrangelo, the creator of these Smart Glasses explains that altering how the liquid lenses are curved allows the smart glasses to focus on whatever the wearer is looking at.

It takes about 14 milliseconds for the glasses to alter focus, and the rechargeable battery in the frames lasts more than 24 hours.

Now in order to commercialize the product, Carlos has developed a company, Sharpeye LLC, to produce the product for the general public. Listen, subscribe, and review Future Tech Podcast.

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March 29, 2017

Jan Witowski – 3D Printing of Human Liver Surgical Planning Models

Jan Witowski a medical student, talks to us about 3D liver modeling and how it helps surgeons do pre-surgical planning on patients
with liver tumors by providing them a 3d printed model of the patient’s liver in 24-48 hours for just $150, not $5,000.

Witwoski 3D prints the liver models with their internal circulatory systems and tumors visible, so doctors and surgeons can identify potential problems in upcoming surgery, making it a lot easier for surgeons to extricate tumors, avoid damaging or cutting blood vessels, and more.

The 3d printed liver models are made primarily for complex laparoscopic resections, which aren’t everyday procedures and require detailed visualization, since it’s vital to reduce possible complications as well as blood loss during the procedure.

Medical students in the team go and talk to the patients about their illness, and the surgery they are about to undergo and explain the process using customized, full-sized 3D liver models as an educational tool. Patients seem to feel more confident going to the surgery and it also allows them to recover faster.

At less than 1/10th the price and taking just a few days, Witkowski’s team is providing a much-needed service that will undoubtedly lead to more successful liver operations (and operations on other organs and areas in the future).

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March 29, 2017

Is Ethereum The Better Blockchain Technology?

In this episode, we discuss the ethereum platform used by Melonport, a private company building the open-source Melon Protocol, a blockchain software for asset management.

Company Bio:
Founded in 2016, Melonport AG is building Melon, a blockchain software for asset management. We’re based in beautiful Zug, Switzerland – in the heart of Crypto Valley one of the leading hubs for blockchain minds and technology.

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March 27, 2017

Blockchain – Back to Basics With Nicolas Cary

Entrepreneur and Co-Founder and President of Blockchain, a leader in Bitcoin software, Nicolas Cary, breaks down the basics of bitcoin and blockchain technology and explains how anyone can and should be using this technology.

Company Bio:
Blockchain is the world’s leading Bitcoin software company. We build innovative software that makes using Bitcoin safe, easy, and secure for consumers and enterprises in over 120 countries. Blockchain is the provider of three category-leading products. Our block explorer is the most widely used search engine for verifying transactions and accessing data about the Bitcoin blockchain.

Next, our web and mobile wallets have more users than the- rest of the ecosystem combined.

Finally, our API is the bedrock of the industry powering exchanges, merchant processors, ATMs and beyond. Our brand is notably recognized as the most known and trusted in the Bitcoin community

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March 27, 2017

Invitrx Therapeutics – Commercializing Adult Stem Cell Technology

Invitrx Therapeutics have advanced into a far-reaching but intensive biotechnology firm that concentrates on the commercialization of Adult Stem Cell technology.

Habib Torfi talks about initiating from science based wound healing and tissue engineering. The technology allows them to cultivate and engineer adult stem cells by which they create advanced products and therapies. That are used in wound closure and curing, aesthetics, and plastic/reconstructive surgery as well as ophthalmology and cardiovascular diseases.

Invitrx is arriving as a frontrunner in the regenerative medicine market which is in its juvenile stage of expansion. So make sure you stay tuned to future tech podcast. Subscribe and Review our Podcast to be updated about Invitrx and Stem Cell technologies. Contribute Bitcoin to fuel our interviews and keep us going!

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March 23, 2017

Netki – Simple Re-naming of Bitcoin Addresses & Online ID Vetting

Netki was launched by Justin and Dawn Newton, and allows users to create bitcoin wallets with “normal” names and e-mail addresses, just like DNS allows IP addresses to be written as plain english website names (ex: bitcoin.com).Netki supports 3 cryptocurrencies and is planning to expand to more in the near future.

A key feature of Netki’s bitcoin wallets is their name, which do not look like a traditional combination of digits and letters.

Talking about the Wallet Name Service, they attempted to produce a domestic wallet address, and companies that have joined Netki’s wallet naming service are Purse, BitSo, Bitt and BlockCypher. Netki wallets have names like “wallet.koritzky.bit”. Thus, the service is not a wallet provider as such, but rather another ‘superstructure’ constructed on top of a current bitcoin wallet.

Netki also is becoming an online hub for vetting and verification of your digital identity.

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March 23, 2017

RepliCel – Stem Cell Therapies Using Your Own Cells

RepliCel is a regenerative medicine company focused on developing autologous cell therapies (using your own cells to heal you) that address conditions such as pattern baldness, damaged or aged skin, and more.

Lee Buckler, CEO of RepliCel, talks about the company’s cell therapies that are designed to treat chronic tendonitis, sun-damaged, wrinkled or aged skin, and male-pattern baldness. Replicell is also developing a propriety, next-generation injection device that should make the process on injections painless and more controlled (dosage amount)

Lee comes across as a talented, prolific and creative innovator in the regenerative medicine space. Great interview!

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March 21, 2017

Mycellium – High Security Bitcoin & Altcoin Wallet & Other Financial Tools

Mycellium, helps provide a secure, affordable experience with a Bitcoin wallet and merchant processing solution.

Dimitry Murshik admits Mycellium is one of the longest running and most widely used Bitcoin wallets in the market.

Mycellium provides an API for 3rd party services to integrate with them, and also supports hard wallets like Trezor. New DAPPs initiatives; such as colored coins and PoS Blockchains that will further open new domains.

The massive UI/UX modification spreads the “handle money” model to multilayered concepts of personal finance, value administration, and social interaction.

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March 21, 2017

WeiFund – Crowdfunding Campaigns on the Ethereum BlockChain with a Money Back Guarantee

WeiFund is a toolkit for running crowdfunding campaigns on the Ethereum blockchain. It’s particularly useful for launching tokens that can be used in new applications and protocols.

You can launch a campaign using one of WeiFund’s contract templates or integrate your own smart contracts.

The WeiFund contracts implement the core mechanics of crowdfunding; contributions with refunds if the campaign objective isn’t met. The WeiFund web app makes it easy to start accepting contributions, and has hooks to allow you to reuse the user interface with custom contracts, if necessary.

Russell Verbeeten and Henry Chan, project lead and project manager shares how there solution is Low Cost, Easy to Use, Secure and comes with the utility of Campaign Templates in generating funds.

With a strong focus on security and smart contract best practices, they aim to make it easy to launch a safe campaign that works in the WeiFund user interfaces.

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March 20, 2017

Stem Cell Research & Technology – The Next Frontier In Treating Patients

US Stem Cell Inc. is the world leader in research & development of stem cell as well as regenerative medicine treatments for patients with degenerative conditions.

Chief Science Officer of US Stem Cell Inc., Kristin Comella, explains why research is key in moving regenerative medicine therapies forward in order to treat a number of ailments and injuries in patients.

Comella also explains the process of stem cell technology and reveals just how widespread a global medical resolution this can and is becoming. So, listen to this exciting interview and make sure to subscribe, share and review the podcast.

Bio:
Kristin Comella is a world renowned expert on regenerative medicine with a focus on adipose derived stem cells. She was named number 24 on Terrapin’s list of the Top 50 Global Stem Cell Influencers and number 1 on the Academy of Regenerative Practices list of Top 10 Stem Cell Innovators. Ms. Comella has pioneered stem cell therapies from various sources including cord blood, bone marrow, muscle, and adipose. She led the team that gained the first ever FDA approval for a clinical trial using a combined cell and gene therapy product in the heart. In addition to advanced cell culturing experience, Ms. Comella’s repertoire includes managing the development, manufacturing, and quality systems of cellular products. She has developed a wide range of regenerative techniques and products that have now been successfully implemented into the clinic setting. Her professional experience includes positions in several companies including US Stem Cell (AKA Bioheart), Stemlogix, Tulane University and Osiris Therapeutics. Ms. Comella progressed from research engineer at Osiris Therapeutics developing stem cell therapies for osteoarthritis to building and managing the stem cell laboratory at Tulane University’s Center for Gene Therapy. She was the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Stemlogix, a regenerative medicine company focusing on veterinary medicine. She is currently serving as the Chief Scientific Officer and board member of US Stem Cell, a publically traded company focusing on the discovery, development, and commercialization of autologous cell therapies for the treatment of degenerative diseases. Ms. Comella is a PhD candidate in Biomedical Engineering at Florida International University and holds an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from The Ohio State University and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of South Florida.

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March 17, 2017

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