Thursday, November 20, 2014
6:00 pm to 8:30 pm
6:00 pm: Reception and networking
7:00 pm: Panel discussion (with Q&A)
Entrepreneurs and private investors are innovating with low cost materials, sensors, and computation, to quickly replace the clumsy solutions of the past.
What will the glasses, hearing aids, prosthetic, and wheelchairs of today look like in the near future? How will new ventures and entrepreneurs change the meaning of “disability”? What new industries will spawn to meet new customers demands?
Join us as we hear from entrepreneurs to discover how innovation blurs the lines between biology and technology, and explore the implications of what some call Human 2.0.
Nathaniel McCaffrey, Vice President of Engineering, Ekso Bionics
Shahin Farshchi, Partner, Lux Capital
Jeremy Crowell, Director of Central Fabrication, Hosmer, a Fillauer company
Cemex Auditorium
at the Knight Management Center
Stanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94025