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Maybe one day, women really will wear cameras that can tell whether men are staring at them inappropriately.
This past weekend, more than 60 hackers and fashionistas from six colleges spent 24 hours at Kent State University, trying to create technology that you can wear.…
Crain's Cleveland Business: "Students create high-tech clothes at Kent State hackathon"
Maybe one day, women really will wear cameras that can tell whether men are staring at them inappropriately. This past weekend, more than 60 hackers and fashionistas from six colleges spent 24 hours at Kent State University, trying to create technology that you can wear.…The future of American innovation is in the hands of our next generation of entrepreneurs and relies on their ability to solve problems and connect multiple technologies in creative ways.
Forbes.com: "Tomorrow's Innovators Need Challenges And Opportunities Today"
The future of American innovation is in the hands of our next generation of entrepreneurs and relies on their ability to solve problems and connect multiple technologies in creative ways.Image
In January 2013, The New Fuel was still just a dream.
One Year Later: How One Competition Propelled One Blackstone LaunchPad Business
In January 2013, The New Fuel was still just a dream.Image
Product innovation around the growing wearable technology industry will be the focus of Blackstone LaunchPad’s second annual “Innov8athon” event running Jan. 31 through Feb. 1 at Kent State University’s Rockwell Hall.
Blackstone LaunchPad Explores the Wearable Technology Industry With First Ever Collegiate Fashion/Tech Hackathon
Product innovation around the growing wearable technology industry will be the focus of Blackstone LaunchPad’s second annual “Innov8athon” event running Jan. 31 through Feb. 1 at Kent State University’s Rockwell Hall.Image
In an effort to nurture a climate of making at Kent State University and increase the number of tech-based startups, Blackstone LaunchPad recently developed a technology strategy that includes the ability for clients to check out equipment, including Arduinos and Raspberry Pi’s…