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This week weʻll look into our crystal ball and take a look at what is in store for 2023. For that perspective, I welcome the official Executive Director of Hawaii Technology Development Corporation, Len Higashi.
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This week we’ll jump right into our conversation about E-Hawk. We welcome Martin Emde, ʻIolani School Sullivan Center Project Engineer and Mariko Storey, recent graduate, now a sophomore at Princeton University. Theyʻre both here to tell us about building the E-Hawk an electric powered glider aircraft.
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During this special membership campaign edition, we have Roy Panzarella here to talk about the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leaders Program at Chaminade University.
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This week was a rebroadcast of the show we did on Dec. 26, 2018. First, we hear from Ruby Menon and BJ Fogg, about the upcoming Behavior Design Lab office hours on January 11, 2019. Then, we hear from Jenifer Sunrise Winter about the evolving field of broadband communications and the upcoming Pacific Telecommunication Council Annual Conference.
First we’ll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then we’ll talk to Jay Fidell about the Think Tech and HVCA Entrepreneurs awards for 2011. Finally, we’ll hear from the Hawaii Technology Development Venture about a recent collaboration among several of Hawaii’s technology companies called RAPIDS, Remote Adaptable Perimeter Intrusion Detection System.
First we’ll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then joining us is John Wang from Ikayzo here to tell us about the Google Technology Users Group. Finally, we’ll get an update on Hawaii’s commercial aquaculture industry with Todd Low from the Dept of Agriculture and Bill Spencer from Hawaii Oceanic Technology.
First we’ll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then we’ll have Derrick Sonoda here to tell us about the Hawaii Energy Expo. Finally, we’ll explore new options in residential solar systems with Alex Tiller from Sunetric, Mark Duda from Revolusun, and joining us by phone, Lynn Jurich from SunRun.
First we’ll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then we’ll hear about the upcoming TechHui conference from one of its presenters, Dr. Ken Cheung from Oceanit. Finally, we’ll talk about Search Engine Optimization with Consultant Rob Bertholf and Joe Segal, Online Marketing Manager for Hawaii Real Estate Brokerage Prudential Locations.
After the headlines, Keiki-Pua Dancil joins us to give us an update on her role at the Hawaii Science and Technology Council. Then, Frank Schowengerdt from the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems and Jim Crisafulli from DBEDT will talk about lunar simulation experiments taking place on Mauna Kea.
After we cover the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond, Mark Hukill from the Pacific Telecommunication Council will give us an update on an upcoming conference on “Embracing the Cloud.” Finally, Alan Whinery from the University of Hawaii and Tony Querubin from LavaNet will join us to talk about the next generation Internet Protocol, and what it means to us.