Heal wants to take medical care forward by looking back to an earlier time. The company has raised The Los Angeles-based company has raised $26.9 million in Series A financing led by the Tull Investment Group, with participation from Breyer Capital, Hashtag One and Slow Ventures, along with Qualcomm’s executive chairman, Paul Jacobs, and the chief executive of Skydance Media, David… Read More
Showing posts with label Jonathan Shieber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jonathan Shieber. Show all posts
Tuesday 18 October 2016
In drought-ridden California, a new fertilizer technology from KDC Ag could bring relief
But a trip along Interstate 5 reveals a different world. Miles of browning grass stretch along the roadside, broken by the green clusters of California’s farms, which provide fruits, vegetables and nuts to most American households. California is the top farm producer in the U.S. In 2015, the state’s farms and ranches harvested approximately $47 billion for their output, vastly… Read More
Friday 14 October 2016
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Wednesday 12 October 2016
The creator of Atari has launched a new VR company called Modal VR
So Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese, is launching a new virtual reality company called Modal VR, along with Jason Crawford (who invented the Modal tech and serves as the company’s chief executive) and that’s super cool. But (more importantly to me) I played human Pong in virtual reality at the Machinima studios using Modal’s gear and that was… Read More
Here’s how The White House wants the U.S. to approach AI R&D
A pair of lengthy reports from the White House show that the administration is well aware of both the opportunities provided by and the obstacles holding back artificial intelligence. Its summary of the state of the art and dozens of recommendations for researchers and the government itself is well worth a read — but just in case, here are our highlights from the papers. Read More
Tuesday 11 October 2016
Rental matchmaker HomeMe raises $3.2 million
HomeMe, the developers of the rental application that pre-approves and screens potential renters for apartments and landlords that will actually approve their rental applications, has raised $3.2 million in its first institutional round of financing. The company’s new financing will help it expand into new markets, according to chief executive Mark Douglas. Douglas, who also serves as… Read More