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At a recent Autodesk event, one of my colleagues told me about a design contest that had been held in Poland for users of Autodesk Inventor. Here are some of the entries that we have been sent for the gallery.
At a recent Autodesk event, one of my colleagues told me about a design contest that had been held in Poland for users of Autodesk Inventor. Here are some of the entries that we have been sent for the gallery.
Luxury brands have been using Mr. Nakayama’s electroplating technology for decades. The inventor admits: “I got my inspiration from mochi (rice cakes), a part of traditional Japanese culture.” Watch the
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At a recent Autodesk event, one of my colleagues told me about a design contest that had been held in Poland for users of Autodesk Inventor. Here are some of the entries that we have been sent for the gallery.
FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech 2019
July 15-17, 2019
Aspen, CO
FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech is our annual by-invitation-only summer retreat for leaders from FORTUNE 500 companies, the top emerging entrepreneurs of the tech world, and the most important investors who finance them. We will be headquartered at The St. Regis Hotel, with events taking place at a variety of locations in downtown Aspen.
Participants include Founders and CEOs Beth Ford of Land O’Lakes, Margo Georgiadis of Ancestry, Jeffrey Katzenberg of WndrCo, Ynon Kreiz of Mattel, Doug McMillon of Walmart, and Meg Whitman of Quibi, as well as David Baszucki, Chief Executive Officer, Roblox; Dorian Daley, EVP and General Counsel, Oracle; Karen Francis DeGolia, Lead Director, Telenav; Aicha Evans, CEO, Zoox; John Hanke, CEO, Niantic Inc; Pam Kostka, CEO, All Raise; Arvind Krishna, Senior Vice President, Cloud and Cognitive Software, IBM; Katrina Lake, CEO, StichFix; Maria Lensing, Vice President, Healthcare Solutions; Vincent Letteri, Managing Director, Private Equity & TMT Growth, KKR; Othman Laraki, CEO, Color; Brandon Newell, Chair, Mobility Transformation Working Group, U.S. Marine Corps; Mark Mahaney, Managing Director, Internet, RBC Capital Markets; Tekedra Mawakana, Chief External Officer, Waymo; Sara Menker, CEO, GroIntelligence; Alex Norstrom, Chief Premium Business Officer, Spotify; Hester Peirce, Commissioner, SEC; David Richter, Chief Business Officer, Lime; Lior Ron, Co-founder, Otto, and Head of Freight, Uber; Ned Segal, CFO, Twitter; James Siminoff, Founder and Chief Inventor, Ring; Richard Socher, Chief Scientist, Salesforce; Krysta Svore, Head, Quantum Architectures and Computation Group, Microsoft; Hans Tung, Managing Partner, GGV Capital; and Dominic Williams, Founder and President, DFINITY.
For big companies, entrepreneurs, and investors alike, it’s essential to stay ahead of fast-breaking trends: becoming part of the Brainstorm Tech community can make the difference between finding a competitive edge or being disrupted into oblivion. Becoming part of the community by registering for the annual meeting gives executives access to a number of benefits that deliver value throughout the year. Benefits include additional Brainstorm events, small dinners and conference calls, access to a contact directory, membership services and more. Once you have completed your registration for 2019 Brainstorm Tech, member benefits are included at no additional cost.
Photograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune
MAC President & CEO Hala Moddelmog kicked off a special Insights on Leadership program featuring Richard Anderson, CEO, Delta Air Lines and 2014 MAC Chair, Sir Richard Branson, founder, Virgin Group, and Sara Blakely, founder and inventor of SPANX. They shared their leadership advice on running successful, world-class companies and provided insight into who they are and what makes their business unique.
Early aviation inventor with U.S. Patent dated 1870. Newsclipping copy from after his death and the discovery of his invention and patent.
Hill's Cigarettes "Inventors & Their Inventions" (series of 20 issued in 1907)
#18 Hans Lippershey ~ The telescope
So i posted this sketch a while back, it became the inspiration for my 'Inventors Room' piece so I thought i'd go back and colour him in too. I'm going to try and develop a nice story around this guy.
Early aviation inventor with U.S. Patent dated 1870. Newsclipping copy from after his death and the discovery of his invention and patent.
Early aviation inventor with U.S. Patent dated 1870. Newsclipping copy from after his death and the discovery of his invention and patent.
Early aviation inventor with U.S. Patent dated 1870. Newsclipping copy from after his death and the discovery of his invention and patent.
At a recent Autodesk event, one of my colleagues told me about a design contest that had been held in Poland for users of Autodesk Inventor. Here are some of the entries that we have been sent for the gallery.
A man in his character that I call "the Inventor" for the marvelous accessories and costume he created. He spent a bit of time telling me how he made the accessory items like fantasy antique revolver, a treasure box, flashlight, shotgun shell belt, etc. If anyone knows him, please let him know about this image so I may tag or provide a credit with this photo.
Taken at Phoenix Comicon 2010, on Friday night.
Hill's Cigarettes "Inventors & Their Inventions" (series of 20 issued in 1907)
#12 Mr Santos Dumont ~ motorised airships
At a recent Autodesk event, one of my colleagues told me about a design contest that had been held in Poland for users of Autodesk Inventor. Here are some of the entries that we have been sent for the gallery.
At a recent Autodesk event, one of my colleagues told me about a design contest that had been held in Poland for users of Autodesk Inventor. Here are some of the entries that we have been sent for the gallery.
Hill's Cigarettes "Inventors & Their Inventions" (series of 20 issued in 1907)
#5 Sir Humphry Davy ~ The miners safety lamp
Dr. James Naismith invented the game of basketball while on staff at the YMCA in Springfield, Massachusetts. A few years later, he moved to Lawrence and the University of Kansas to oversee the development of a department of physical education and to serve as a campus chaplain. He was not hired to coach basketball at KU; in fact, Naismith often said that you don't coach basketball, you just play it.
In spite of his stated opinion, he became the coach for KU's beginning basketball coach. Ironically he would be the only coach to have a losing record at the university. He did teach the game to Forest C. (Phog) Allen, who went on to be one of the most successful coaches in the history of the game.
Naismith lived in Lawrence until his death in the 1950s. This monument to Naismith and the Kansas University tradition of basketball coaching excellence is in the Memorial Park Cemetery.
O Prêmio Inventores Unicamp surgiu no ano de 2004 e é uma cerimônia realizada pela Reitoria da Unicamp e pela Agência de Inovação Inova Unicamp com o intuito de homenagear os pesquisadores da Unicamp (docentes e funcionários) envolvidos em atividades de proteção e transferência de tecnologia e, com isso, promover o estímulo à inovação junto à comunidade acadêmica.
Hill's Cigarettes "Inventors & Their Inventions" (series of 20 issued in 1907)
#10 Sir hiram Maxim ~ The Maxim gun
Hill's Cigarettes "Inventors & Their Inventions" (series of 20 issued in 1907)
#2 Lord Kelvin ~ Electrical and navigational aids
James Dyson with his latest invention, the Dyson Air Multiplier, an incredibly efficient desktop fan with no blades. jpequal.blogspot.com/