114th NY Hardware Meetup x Biolabs@NYU Langone - AI For Hardware
The Hardware Meetup community is excited to announce the 114th NY Hardware Meetup at BioLabs@NYU Langone!
BioLabs@NYU Langone is New York City's largest biopharma startup incubator with 47,000 sq ft of premier coworking office and laboratory space. They offer top-of-the-line research equipment, business support, and acceleration programming to help startup companies reach their milestones faster. Learn more about us them here!
Hardware Meetups happen across 30+ cities around the world, bringing together hardware professionals to network and learn from each other. You might not realize it, but NYC is a hotbed for this kind of innovation. Tonight you'll see how local education supports this growing ecosystem.
SPEAKERS
Ryan Eppely is the cofounder and CEO of Root Access, a NYC-based startup that arms embedded engineers with AI. Prior to founding Root Access, Ryan worked on Oracle’s Big Data team and was the COO of a venture-backed startup in Philadelphia.
Dan San is the founder of Silicon Alley Consulting. He has helped multiple IoT and AI companies scale to $10M+ in annual revenue as a Head of Sales and consultant. He has built and sold B2B AI SaaS products used by thousands of small businesses and Fortune 500 teams.
AGENDA
6:00 - Arrival, mingle, grab refreshments
6:45 - Welcome and introduction
7:00- Guest speakers with audience Q+A
8:20 - Community open mic
Anyone will have the chance or talk about what they are working on.
8:30 - Mix + mingle
WANT TO GET INVOLVED?
Sponsorship: We offer exclusive access to our 10,000+ member community through sponsorships.
Host an event at your space: We are always looking for host sponsors to provide access to unique spaces from cool hardware companies building interesting things. Want to open up your office?
Speaker: Do you have something interesting to share with our community? We're on the lookout for fresh faces to talk about their journey and experiences.
Interested? Learn more here: https://linktr.ee/nyhardware