Joel Beasley | Tech & Science : Recent Episodes
ProSeries Media
We find interesting advancements like Hypersonic missiles, AR contact lenses, molecular beverage printers, editing blood cells, and much more. Talking about the future of tech and science that is already in the present and hearing the stories of their creation.
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Today I'm talking to Matteo Pietrobelli, Chief Systems Engineer at Oceanix; and we discuss how and why Oceanix is building floating cities next to coastal metropolitan areas, how Matteo’s experience working on Hyperloop and 3D printing structures has prepared him for this, and how Oceanix is making sure these floating cities will be friendly to the environment and accessible to all. Learn more about Oceanix and their floating cities at https://oceanixcity.com
Today we’re talking to Peter Rahfeld, CSO of ABOzymes; and we discuss how Peter’s company hopes to make blood types obsolete by being able to change any blood to Type O. Learn about the science and the business behind this breakthrough!
Learn more at https://www.abozymes.com/
Today we’re talking to John Lennox, author of the book 2084: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity; and we discuss how artificial intelligence is impacting society today and in the future, why it’s extremely important and difficult to define strong ethical lines in the creation of AI, and how John weaves his Christian beliefs into thinking about the future of science & technology.
Check out John's book, 2084: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity
Today we’re talking to Matt Mahar, the CEO of Cana; and we discuss how Cana has built a molecular beverage printer capable of dispensing any drink imaginable on demand, how decentralizing beverage manufacturing will have a significant and immediate impact on the environment, and what the future could look like with most foods and drinks able to be printed in your home.
Learn more about Cana and their molecular beverage printer at https://www.cana.com/