Finding Genius Podcast

Christophe Remillet the CEO and Founder of OneVisage joins Future Tech Podcast to share his unique insight into OneVisage, a Swiss-based cybersecurity company that develops premium authentication and identification solutions. OneVisage is a leading biometry platform provider that helps financial services and Identity & Access Management (IAM) providers to reduce identity frauds and transaction cancellations. Their solutions are based on 3DAuth, the world's first 3D facial authentication technology that runs on consumer-grade mobile devices. Trusting in people, mobile devices, and 3D computer vision to build a safer, simpler and more cost effective digital world.

Additive Rocket Corporation, (ARC Engines) is a manufacturer and designer of rocket engines and propulsion systems for launch vehicles and satellites. The company utilizes 3D printing and design floor additive manufacturing to optimize and enhance the performance of these propulsion systems. Advancements in space exploration rely heavily on propulsion technology. The key developments in this arena can be extremely costly and take a great amount of time. The leaders at ARC are using state-of-the-art design and simulation software to cut the time and cost of manufacturing the parts that are essential to this science. With 3D printing, they can create a product with less time and cost. In the time it takes conventional manufacturers to create one part, ARC can turn designs into products in hours. For example, generally, it takes months to create a rocket. With ARC, using their additive manufacturing process and 3D printing, they can produce a final product in less than a week at a mere fraction of the cost. According to CEO, Andy Kieatiwong and Chief Science Officer, Reiley Weekes, ARC is grabbing the attention of large satellite manufacturers. In this fascinating interview, they explain the technology behind their rapid product development and the company's goals for the future of enhancing space development and exploration through safe, cost-effective and timely manners.

Attorneys are always looking for ways to improve their "game", so to speak. There is a demand for more in-depth data to help make decisions about which direction to take their cases. Lex Machina, which began as a public interest product through Stanford Law School, is bringing open transparency to the law. Through legal analytics, they offer a solution to any sort of guessing game or surface level research that attorneys would normally do in a case. Lex Machina's, Lexpressions engine, provides attorneys information generally not accessible about judges, other attorneys, award amounts, timelines in cases and other legal related material. By examining and digesting this data, lawyers now have insight into the behaviors and results that different legal approaches may yield. They can evaluate the likelihoods of a win for a certain motion before a judge, make educated presumptions on how long it will likely take to get to a trial, and even examine which judges are more likely to rule in a certain way based on their past cases heard. In this interview CEO of Lex Machina, Josh Becker talks about insights in legal analytics and the company's future aspirations since its acquisition by powerhouse, LexisNexis, in November 2015. For more information visit: https://lexmachina.com/

Everyone is aware of Ethereum's issues with scaling. Enter Constellation – a solution. Constellation is offering a vision for a better, independent protocol that relies on a horizontally scalable directed acyclic graph, or DAG. Over a year ago, Constellation began using a new kind of architecture building an original blockchain on Ethereum with DApp, from the ground up. Constellation aims to speed up transactions to be several thousand times faster than traditional blockchains, where every single transaction requires a very complicated protocol. The way in which Constellation has built their blockchain with horizontal scalability, the more nodes that are on the network, the faster the blockchain becomes. Constellation uses Proof-of-Meme consensus and nodes are incentivized when they behave properly and link to other nodes in a geographical area. In this interview CTO, Wyatt Meldman-Floch, and CEO, Brendan Playford explains why scalability is the crucial component to mainstream adoption of decentralized ledgers, why traditional blockchains won't be able to keep up and why they want to make nodes available to the average person. For more information: https://constellationlabs.io/

SolarIoT is a a decentralized solar energy smart grid that allows users to invest in solar panel projects. The company was founded by 2 Los Angeles teenagers as a result of a hackathon they both attended. Co-Founder and CEO Ethan Horoschak discusses the challenges of being a young founder trying to get his foot in the door for partnerships. He also shares why the personalization of the SolarIoT app is the most important element.

Shivom's mission is to be the largest genomic data-hub on the planet. Contributors own their genomic data, control the right to access it, and receive rewards is they choose to share it. Co-Founder and CEO Axel Schumacher discusses how Shivom is creating a genomic ecosystem on the blockchain. They offer an open marketplace for healthcare providers to add their apps and services.

MatterHackers is one of the largest and most trusted online resources for materials, boasting over 350 standard, exotic and exclusive styles of filament. They distribute over 40 types of 3D Printers, with free shipping and lifetime support. From software, to supplies, to printers, they are working to enable people to turn the ideas they have into the things they use. They provide software, MatterControl is an open source desktop 3D printing software platform, created by MatterHackers and compatible with most 3D printers. Download for free at www.mattercontrol.com.

Tapinator develops and publishes mobile games and Apps on the iOS, Google Play, Amazon, and Etherium platforms. Tapinator's portfolio includes over 300 mobile gaming titles that, collectively, have achieved over 450 million player downloads, including games such as ROCKY™, Video Poker Classic, Solitaire Dash, and Dice Mage. Tapinator generates revenues through the sale of branded advertisements and via consumer app store transactions. Founded in 2013, Tapinator is headquartered in New York, with product development teams located in the United States, Germany, Pakistan, Indonesia, Russia and Canada.

BCN3D designs and creates domestic and professional 3D printers in a way that the user can learn with every print, thanks to their Open Source working method. Maximizing productivity with the most versatile 3D printers BCN3D is helping forge a positive and exciting future for industries around the world. Join Eric Pallarés García and Juliet Lemar as they discuss the future potential of 3D printing and how these technologies have changed over the years.

Flux's ultimate mission is to update our buying experience to this century. CTO Tom Reay discusses how ultimately the use of Flux will eliminate the waste of paper receipts. It will also be a one-stop hub for all loyalty programs that are available at the stores we shop at. More importantly, instead of waiting weeks for the benefit of loyalty programs, the benefit shows up inside of your account in 10 seconds, ready to use. Best of all, the service is integrated into existing bank apps, instead of being a separate application that people have to remember to u