List of hackathons in Watsonville, United States in 2015

Intro to Coding - Workshop Languages: HTML5, CSS & Javascript Ages 10 - 15th | 1.5 hours | Beginners No prior programming experience needed BYOD:  Bring your own device - Laptop/iPad   Preparation for kode Hacakthon - Programming languages taught relevent to hacakthon.

Have an app idea or need an app built for your business? This special IoT focused Mobile App Hackathon, an event produced by the AT&T Developer Program, is designed for attendees interested in hacking production or protyping hardware. So join us as we hack hardware, build apps/mobile apps, get fed, compete for prizes across different categories and most importantly: meet new people and scout for teammates to work on new or current projects. We will have experts from AT&T, IBM, and the local community onsite to assist with your development. You Bring: Your laptop, skills & ideas. Come with a collaborative, team focused mindset and/or team up in advance on Twitter/Facebook/Google+ via the #atthack hashtag. Whether you are a backend person, designer, entrepreneur, student, or just interested in tech; you are invited to attend this event. Every group needs a good balance of talent and your development skills are needed! We Supply: Quick presentations and code samples that help to bootstrap your hacking, food to keep you going, and caffeine to keep you awake. We will have technical senseis to assist you in building faster, smarter, and with new tools. And no IoT event would be complete without Loaner Hardware: Harman Omni 10 Harman Adapt GoPro Hero4 Silver Gimbal Series 10 Beacon Gimbal Series 21 Beacon Arduino Boards mBed Board Raspberry Pi 2 (No Monitor or Keyboard provided) Tessel Myo ArmBand   Event Schedule.  The following is a list of the weekend's agenda: Day 1 6PM - Kickoff event with dinner, networking, and developer dating which leads into idea pitches and team formation. 7PM - Speakers present (please see below for list) 8PM - Pitch ideas and form teams Day 2 10AM - The fun continues with breakfast served in the morning! Work with the teams from Day 1 to complete the app spec’d. Senseis will be available throughout the entire day to help you code up your solution. App submissions will be accepted throughout the day with a deadline of 6PM. 1PM - Lunch is Served 6PM - Pencils down. Please sign up your teams to present at the link provided onsite. Pitches start promptly at 6PM and are limited to three (3) minutes per team. No powerpoints unless you are only presenting an idea.   Prizes. The following prizes are experiential and geared towards accelerating you towards a successful business as well as expanding your network and industry knowledge: Best Hackathon IoT App Overall 1st Place - $1000 in Gift Cards for the team Best Use of AT&T M2X API 1st Place - $1000 in Gift Cards for the team Best Use of IBM Bluemix 1st Place - $1000 in Gift Cards for the team Coding House Challenge (Please see full terms) $1st Place - $2,500 Scholarship to Coding House JavaScript Immersive Boot Camp Best Use of Plantronics APIs 1st Place - Game COM Headset or equivalent devices for each team member 2nd Place - Game COM Heatset or equivalent devices Best Windows App 1st Place - $500 in Gift Cards for the team   Judging Criteria. Apps will be judged based on the criteria below and weighted accordingly.   33% Weight - Ability to clearly articulate what your app does 33% Weight - Originality of idea 33% Weight - Use of IoT Hardware and Sponsored Software Hackathon Legal.  Hackathon Terms: http://db.tt/kyPS9ojR Social Media.  Follow us @attdeveloper for live updates and photos from the event "Like" us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/ATTDeveloper  Speakers  Ben Nelson, Sr. Product Marketing Manager at AT&T, is based out of sunny Seattle! His passion is educating developers young and old about mobile application development best practices through events like hackathons that fuse the collective interests of multiple technologies and business leaders. Joe Bossalini, is a product development engineer working for AT&T. His team is currently involved with designing and building AT&T M2X, a cloud-based fully managed data storage service for network connected machine-to-machine (M2M) devices. He has experience in a wide range of application enablement activities, including product design, software development, hardware configuration and maintenance, and customer experience. Marek Sadowski is an IBM MobileFirst developer advocate, IoT & robotics expert and an entrepreneur. Being a graduate from the International Space University Marek pioneered in a research on an VR goggles for the photorealistic virtual reality system to control robots on Mars in NASA Ames in 1999. On a European national TV channel Marek hosted a first season of the educational program "Why this?". As a vice president of the Polish Astronautics Society he organized 7 national robotics competition for high school students. Andrew Moll is a technical evangelist for Microsoft working on development and data storage within Azure. In a past life, he was a consultant helping customers figure out how to visualize and discover meaningful conclusions from their disparate data sets. Outside of technology, his favorite discussion topics include: picking the next million-dollar stock, the current snow conditions in Tahoe (yes, even in the summer), and finding the best coffee/food in the bay!         Sponsors  

We are so excited you have chosen to participate in the QuickBooks Connect Hackathon. The hackathon will bring together talented developers, designers, and entrepreneurs to compete over 36 hours by designing innovative applications to solve small business problems by leveraging the QuickBooks platform.   This Hackathon is a pre-conference event exclusively for people who have registered to attend the QuickBooks Connect Conference. Haven't signed up yet? Go to the QuickBooks Connect Conference page to register and be sure to select the optional Hackathon activity http://quickbooksconnect.com/.   Track 1: Existing Apps: If you have an existing SaaS small business app, build an innovative integration with the QuickBooks platform to make your app even more powerful and useful than before. Track 2: New Apps: Create a solution to a real problem faced by small businesses while leveraging the QuickBooks platform. This brand new app will integrate with QuickBooks Online and address a real world customer pain point. Track 3: Solutions for Non-Profits: For existing or new apps, create a solution to a real problem faced by non-profits by leveraging the QuickBooks platform. Add QuickBooks platform functionality to your existing SaaS app, or build a brand new app that leverages the QuickBooks platform. Either way, your solution addresses a real pain point for non-profits.   Grand Prize: A Grand Prize will be awarded to the best overall winner. The Grand Prize winner cannot also be a track winner. •  Track 1: Total potential value of $20k $5,000 cash (to be shared evenly among 1-5 team members). Also, if the winning app is published on the QuickBooks App Store, Apps.com, by May 2, 2016: $15k in marketing spend with an Intuit-approved agency.   •  Track 2: Total potential value of $20k $5,000 cash ( to be shared evenly among 1-5 team members). Also, if the winning app is published on the QuickBooks App Store, Apps.com, by May 2, 2016: $15k in marketing spend with an Intuit-approved agency.   •  Track 3: Total potential value of $20k $5,000 cash (to be shared evenly among 1-5 team members). Also $5000 cash to be donated to a charity (dev chooses from Intuit-approved list). Also, if the winning app is published on the QuickBooks App Store, Apps.com, by May 2, 2016: $15k in marketing spend with an Intuit-approved agency. •  Grand Prize: Total potential value of $40k $10,000 cash (to be shared evenly among 1-5 team members). Also, if winning app is published on the QuickBooks App Store, Apps.com, by May 2, 2016: $30k in marketing spend with an Intuit-approved agency.   Here’s the detailed schedule (subject to serendipity): Sunday, November 1: 08:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Arrivals, registration, breakfast 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM - Welcome and Small Business, Non-Profit Panels 11:30 AM - Coding begins 12:00 PM - Lunch 01:30 PM - 5:30 PM - Breakout Sessions 06:00 PM - Dinner TBD time - “Accountant Encounters” – get direct feedback on your app ideas 7:00 PM - “How to Pitch Your App” session **Through the night Snacks and raffles Although staying overnight isn’t required, we highly recommend it. Monday, November 2: 08:00 AM - Breakfast 09:00 AM – Iterating with Feedback from your Customers **Perfect Pitch coaching throughout the day 12:00 PM - Lunch 12:00 PM - “Accountant Encounters” – get direct feedback on your app ideas 03:00 PM - Hacking ends! 03:00 PM - 04:30 PM - Preliminary Judging 6-8pm #Unicornlibations Reception (quench your thirst and appetite before /during the finalist pitches) Tuesday, November 3: Winners announced   •  Quality and Design 33.3% (0-10 points) How elegant is the design? How well is the QuickBooks platform leveraged? How deep is the integration?   •  Impact 33.3% (0-10 points) How effective is the app at addressing the specific customer pain point? Can the team demonstrate proof points with real customer feedback?   •  Innovation 16.7% (0-5 points) How innovative is the solution? Are there similar solutions in the market? How is this different?   •  Simplicity 16.7% (0-5 points) Ease of use of app, and ease of understanding of app purpose. Is the application straightforward to use and is the UX/UI easy to use and appealing? Can the team explain it clearly?   Kaydee Peterson Ben Kepes Satya Patel Owner, Peterson Business Services Industry commentator, investor, adviser, board member Co-Founding Partner of Homebrew The official rules are here: All participants must sign their agreement to these rules upon arrival at the hackathon in order to participate. Fresh Code Rule: All code developed as part of the QuickBooks Connect Hackathon must be FRESH–that’s how we keep these things fair. Before the start of the QuickBooks Connect Hackathon, developers can create wireframes, designs and user flows. They can also come with hardware. But to keep things fair, all code must be written onsite at the QuickBooks Connect Hackathon. Other than that, almost anything goes and you can use any coding languages or open-source libraries you’d like. IP Ownership: Participants will own the rights to their work.  Code Review: Winning teams may be subject to a code-review usually following the event or immediately after demos. Team Size: Teams of up to 5 humans are allowed. You can also add 1 cyborg, Furby, drone, or Sphero. Teams may be created at the event, or prior to the event on hackathon.io.  Submissions: Projects must be submitted to Hackathon.io, which projects should be submitted on.  DEMO your hack: You must demo your hack in order to present. Don’t be scared if you didn’t finish… it’s okay long as you tried your best. You will have a maximum of 3 minutes to demo, 2 minutes for judges’ Q&A.   Code of contact : https://developer.intuit.com/docs/qbc2015_code_of_conduct NO ADD’L PUR. OR PYMNT NEC. TO ENTER OR WIN. Enter in person by 11:00am PST on 11/2/15. Must be 18+, paid attendee, and present at QuickBooks Connect 2015 Hackathon in San Jose, CA during 11/1-11/2 to participate. For complete details and prize descriptions see Official Rules. Void where prohibited. Sponsor: Intuit Inc., Mountain View, CA.

Signing up here confirms your attendance to HackingEDU. Reserve your spot now! The event starts at 6pm, but arrive early to guarantee entry! Note: You must use the email that you provided during registration.    Directions to the Venue San Mateo County Event Center 1346 Saratoga Dr San Mateo, CA 94403    FAQs Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event? If you are below the age of 18, make sure to print out the Liability Waiver and have it be signed by a guardian, then bring it to the event.   What are my transport/parking options getting to the event? We will be providing shuttles to all the major UC's in California.  There are parking options available at the event center, at $10 per night. We have also set up carpooling options at: http://www.rickyrides.com/hackingedu-hackathon Note: Unfortunately, we have given out all of our travel reimbursements and will not be providing any more. Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? team@hackingedu.co   Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? Please print out the ticket if you can, or you can show us your ticket on your phone.

Join the VetsinTech Hackathon @Facebook - one of our most popular annual events!! In this full-day event the VetsinTech and Facebook community will come together to support our returning veterans. Teams of approximately 5-10 people will be formed with a variety of skills -the vets can have the idea, help with business plan, marketing or just sit in to audit/participate for educational purposes – coding skills are NOT required. Chosen mentors from the tech community will come together (and to code) and recognize to the unique perspective our returning veterans have to offer.   What is it: The VetsinTech hackathon @ Facebook is a full day business and app development competition. The event’s goal is to invite returning veterans to be part of a team focused on building successful startups around the next generation social, mobile, gaming, ecommerce, health or other applications and to foster a community of (veteran) entrepreneurship. Our veterans can add a unique perspective to many of these types of applications. Registered idea generators are given 1 minute to pitch an app concept to a tech audience on day one. Attending veterans, engineers, designers, marketing and business people as well as our team of glorious mentors pre-select the best ideas that will be developed into applications during the day. Teams are formed around the most promising projects and the competition begins.   What to expect: Expect to find the complimentary skills that help you to connect in the tech community. Be open, share your ideas and don’t hold back – “Ideas without actions are usually called dreams” Expect to meet super talented and inspiring people, to work under time pressure, and to dedicate the whole day! Expect to gain valuable feedback and insight not only from your teammates but also from other participants and the all-star panel of Judges. AGENDA: — 9:00-9:15: Welcome – Facebook + Vets inTech — 9:30-10:00  Breakfast – VIP Speaker - Mike Vernal, VP Facebook  — 10:00-10:30 : Entrepreneurs pitch their business plans and ideas to the group — 10:30-10:45 Break — 11:00-11:30: Team formation — 11:30 – 12:00: Teams begin product and business plan work — 12:00-12:15: Grab lunch! — 12:15 – 1:00pm Keynote Speaker - Ramona Pierson - CEO, DeClara — 1:00 – 2pm - Facebook for Small Business presentation — 2:00-3:00pm: Product and business plan team work — 3:00-6:00pm: FB advisors/mentors and team work — 5:00-6:00pm: Dinner + Speaker - John Gossart, Co-Founder and COO GoodWorld, Inc and founding member of RideScout — 6:00-7:00pm Business presentations to panel of judges - Zack Hargreaves, Founders Fund - Craig Hanson, Next World Capital — 7:15-7:30pm Break (judging) — 7:30-8:30pm Awards!! and Networking      

Are you a DIY, Hacker, Maker, or Space Enthusiast? Are you interested in coming up with creative solutions to space-related problems, including how to fund your own space–related project or business idea?  Then don’t miss Hack the Moon!   During this two and a half day hackathon, you’ll have the opportunity to work on specific space-related challenges (or one of your choosing), meet some of the best and brightest hackers, makers, students and entrepreneurs, and hone your problem solving and collaborative skills. Site locations include San Jose and Sacramento (Folsom), CA. (or you can participate remotely)   Friday, October 9           7-9 PM Pacific (Opening Session) Saturday, October 10     9-5 and 7-10 Pacific (Hackathon) Sunday, October 11        9-12 and 1-5 (Hackathon, Presentations, Awards) So if you’re a hacker or maker and interested in space, starting a NewSpace company and in need of funding, or simply a space enthusiast and in love with space, get your hack on at Hack the Moon, October 9-11, 2015. It's Your Moon... What Are You Waiting For! 3 Themes - 5 Competitions #1 - A Killer Asteroid An asteroid will destroy all life on Earth in 5 years. How can we redirect the asteroid? Can we build a Lunar lifeboat colony for 10,000 people? #2 - The Yukon Trail To Mars Global space agencies will fly a mission every two years. A million people have $100,000 deposits on Mars homesteads. Layout a 30 year plan for settlement on Mars. Where do we start, what do we do now? #3 - Life In The Ethane Lakes Of Titan We have discovered a new form of life in the cryogenic ethane lakes of Saturn’s moon Titan. Exploring lakes at 90 degrees above absolute zero. How do we build Lunar cryogenic analog labs? 5 Competitions: Writing, Visual Arts, Hardware, Software, Games and Filk Fest (Music)   Real Planetary Data Learn how to find and use the many large, free data sets of real scientific planetary data available to you through the NASA Planetary Data System and other sources. • Planetary Data System • Lunar Moon and Modeling Portal • Google Moon Real Solutions Learn how to use the latest cutting edge tools and techniques in the cloud and on your laptop to access planetary data for fun and profit. We will have training for platforms like: • Google Cloud, Amazon AWS, IBM Bluemix • HP Haven OnDemand, Clusterpoint, Autodesk 3D Real Opportunities Learn how to use the latest in crowd funding and crowd sourcing platforms to fund your project and grow your team. • Crowd Funding - Kickstarter, Krowdster and more • Crowd Sourcing - heroX, topcoder, AngelHack Also, robots, hardware, art and more. Bring your own project!   Looking to fund your own space-related project?  We will also have mentors and coaches on hand to assist you in developing your crowd-funding, Kickstarter program and/or writing your business plan to raise equity funding.  *   *   *   *   * This event is part of the 5th International Workshop on LunarCubes held in San Jose, CA from October 6-9, 2015. To learn more about our LunarCubes workshop, where "The Experts in Lunar Science and Exploration Meet" please visit www.lunar-cubes.com   Free public events during LunarCubes include: New Launch Meets New Space panel discussion (San Jose) Cislunar Navigation Prize announcement (San Jose) The Lunar Renaissance – Challenges, Hackathons & Artwork! (San Jose) Hack the Moon (San Jose and Folsom/Sacramento) Register for each public event separately at Eventbrite: New Launch Meets New Space Cislunar Navigation Prize The Lunar Renaissance - Challenges, Hackathons and Artwork! Hack the Moon - San Jose Hack the Moon - Folsom/Sacramento

$3000 in cash prizes + unlimited food and drinks + expert mentors = Your next amazing project for your portfolio! **Due to the high volume of applicants, we will continually be monitoring and removing disqualified applicants. If there are currently no spots open, please check again later.*** The EdTech Design-A-Thon is a hack-a-thon for designers with clear creative visions and an understanding of online course platforms. Are you able to easily connect to the user experience? Send your portfolio now and be among the top 15 selected to join!   Participants can work alone or form teams. Prizes in the amounts of $1500, $1000, and $500 will be awarded to the top 3 designs.   Unlimited meals and drinks will be provided, and mentors will be at the event to help bring your ideas to life. Selected participants will present their final designs to a panel of judges from GSV, UX Design World, and BeNative.   Applicants must fill out the application AND share a portfolio (website or PDF files) to melissa@smatoos.com bu Thursday, September 24. Selected participants will be notified after review. Failure to send your portfolio will result in being removed from the list, sorry. :( Presentation Participants must give a 3-5 minute presentation on stage to showcase their design. Having excellent speaking skills and a professionally-made slideshow will be extremely important in awarding the winning designs. Please note that all presentations will be filmed and recorded for use on BeNative's educational platform.   Saturday Schedule 10:00 AM | Check-in & Registration 10:30 AM | Welcome & Present Design Prompt and Q&A 11:00 AM | Brainstorming + Ideation + Start working!   6:00 PM| SUBMIT WORK!   6:10 PM| Pitch + Q&A   8:00 PM| Winner Announced + Prize Presented! Social & Networking event to follow   FAQs Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event? You must be 21 or over and have a valid photo ID for verification purposes. What else should I bring? You must bring your own laptop and any other equipment necessary.   Do I need to have experience or any other skills? You should have either a background or experience in design. It's a plus if you have experience or passion in education and languages. As mentioned previously, all participants must send examples of their portfolio to melissa@smatoos.com. Anyone who registers without sending the necessary information will not be invited to attend.   Are there any other requirements? You need to be a fluent English speaker. We will give higher priority to native English speakers, as one of the purposes of this event is to record presentations from native English speakers. A phone call interview may be necessary to determine acceptance to the event. Can I bring guests with me? Unfortunately, no. As we have limited space, only participants will be allowed entrance.  Is there parking available? Yes, we have free parking available at the event. Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please direct all questions to melissa@smatoos.com. About BeNative BeNative™ helps American and European businesses connect to the powerful and growing markets of Asia. We provide product localization, market research, promotional materials (video and social media), legal representation, as well as fundraising opportunities through our vast network of Asian-based VCs. Video materials are featured on BeNative Pro, an e-learning service that teaches business English and Chinese from the interviews and interactions of real businesspeople, making it a 100% natural and authentic language-learning experience. Business executives are filmed regularly, growing a massive database of phrases and vocabulary. This set of big data is then analyzed and curated using unique text mining techniques to find the most commonly used phrases spoken in business.  Interviews of note include Dr. Clayton Christensen of Harvard Business School and Bob Lutz of GM as well as other execs from IBM, PayPal, Box, 3M, Kimberley-Clark, and more. Customers include employees from over 2000 companies and more than 2 million followers on social media platforms. BeNative operates offices in China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the USA.

The Integrate 2015 Hackathon invites developers to build as many integration-centric and API-centric apps within one weekend as possible. Participants are free to build any type of web or mobile app as long as they start design / development Saturday at 9:00 AM! There will be $50,000+ in prizes and we expect hundreds of designers, developers, and entrepreneurs to attend. The Integrate 2015 Hackathon is the kick-off to the Integrate 2015 Conference!   We also ask all participants to be in compliance with the Hack Code of Conduct Terms.   By registering for Integrate 2015 and its conference tracks, you agree that Integrate 2015 top-level partners can send you non-subscription one-time announcements relevant to your event participation including invitations to relevant partner events or featured speakers. Please complete this form if you want to remove yourself from all partner announcements / promotions. All Integrate Partners contractually agree with Integrate that they will not subscribe you to any email list.   Subscription: By registering for this event, you are opting into DevNetwork email updates. These updates will notify you about Integrate 2015 news as well as announcements about DevNetwork events. You can opt out of this email newsletter at any time.

Whether you are a bootstrapped founder, engineer, business hacker, student, or mentor/investor interested in tech; you are invited to this must attend event. Must be 21 or over ! This event is open to those who work, start, mentor and fund tech companies. Guests seeking to launch a startup in IoT and Mobile space across industry will enjoy this chance to mingle and network with potential founder, partner or investors along top industry leaders. Read more about IoT and the $19 Trillion Opportunity Participant Application (Mandatory): All Hackathon participants (alone or as a team) must sign up and submit idea, demo or pitch deck here (you would have a chance to update it during Hackathon, you also own all Intellectual Property): OneTraction/Hackathon Events Details:  Friday (Opening): 6:00-7:00pm Kickoff: Mix, mingle and meet other likeminded startups founders, mentors, and investors. Explore demo of select startups 7:00-7:15pm Panel/Judge: intro and overview of IoT disruptive innovation and how to capture it during your startup product launch?  7:15-7:45pm Team Leader/Founder/Developer as solo or as a Team "2mn Verbal Pitch"  (developer must have experience in Mobile, Web, or Wearables): Describe the Problem, your Innovative Solution, Target Market and "three steps use case: how it works". 7:45-8:00pm Selected Team formation (Judge select participant and match incomplete team with any of the missing role (Developer, UI/UX, Growth Hacker based on available volunteer). Selected team would continue hacking together remotely (no need for overnight stay, but can use during day time on saturday and sunday our partner office space located next to Stanford "see your confirmation email for detailed instruction). Example of Work to be completed during hackathon: a) - Team have a very complex solution to a very large market and cannot create an MVP in two days (in this case work together to complete a compelling pitch deck by sunday 6pm) and submit/add it to you application b) - Team have a very simple solution to common problem and can create an MVP in two days (in this case work together to complete your minimum viable product by sunday 6pm).and submit/add it to you application Virtual Hackathon Start 9pm Friday and end Sunday 6pm: all completed pitch or link to MVP (stored in your cloud account) must be submitted using same application link above (simply update your application by sunday 6pm). Support would be provided via email during the entire hackathon, simply use a same email in your ticket confirmation to contact us. Winner of The Hackathon: Would be informed by email within 5 business days with their respective prices (Acceptance to OneTraction with sponsored Funding by top VC, Tech Corporate Venture or our Mentor Investors for $25k to $250k contingent on graduation, along inclusion in Press Release and  featured on our select sites Demo Table: Partners and Team who already purchased their ticket with demo table would have a shared space where they can display their innovation via their laptop or desktop screen/laptop within the event area. Prizes: The following prizes are geared towards accelerating you towards a successful startup launch and expanding your hackers network with industry expertise: Best IoT Disruptive Solution with Compelling Pitch (Acceptance Guarantee to OneTraction and + $100k investment upon graduation). Best IoT Mobile App prototype (Acceptance Guarantee to OneTraction and +$50k investment upon graduation). Best IoT Web app prototype (Acceptance Guarantee to OneTraction and + $25k investment upon graduation) Note: all other team who complete the hackathon would be entered to a draw where the winners would have access to our standard program. Judging Criteria: Disruption that can impact large and dysfunctional market with coachable team, able to launch an MVP within 60 to 90 days! Food/Beverage: Cold appetizers would be served at no cost, along access to extended happy hours that you can purchase from one of the best restaurant at Stanford. Direction: Full address would be provided to all confirmed attendee 48 hours prior to the event!  Location is within Stanford University and accessible by car or public transportation. Event Speakers/Judge:        Dr. Daniela Busse, Director of Innovation - Citi Ventures   Dr Larry Chao, Innovatin Expert. NASA, Intel, Stanford University   Jean Rouge, Thunderbird SGM, Apple Bill Reichert: Venture Capitalist   Michael Foster: Innovation Leader at eBay   Andrew Preston: Stanford GSB graduate and SV Entrepreneur   Dr Sandy Ahn, Stanford University, Director at Samsung Research Dr Stephane Boutet, Stanford University, BioTech, Healthtech Scientist  Robert H. Lee, Singularity, Stanford Research Follow IP & Technology Ting Louie, USC, Morgan Stanley, PWC Investments Event Sponsors: