Deep Space Drones

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Matt Thomas is on the show from Canadian startup SimWave. They are VR tech gurus.

They’ve created what has got to be the closest thing to a time machine. They will send me back to 1917, in France at ground zero of the Vimy Ridge battle, a pivotal point in Canada's history, where Canadian soldiers burst onto the international scene and claimed a great victory against the Germans in WW1.

We also get into VR for 21st century warfare, some of the projects they are working on, challenges they face, and the strategy they use to overcome them.

There is some really good content here. If you looking to get into VR, or want to add it to a project your working on, these guys are the ones to talk to.

Their web site is Simwave.ca. They are also on Twitter and Facebook. You can also find links to all that good stuff on DeepSpaceDrones.com.

You might think your mind is set, that you’re only so smart. But, what if you could choose to be more intelligent?

In this podcast, we get into how we can think to improve our performance, by switching from a fixed to a growth mindset.

This episode is sponsored by:

Glory doesn't come Cheap. Free your mind!

http://GloryDoesntComeCheap.com

VR has been a promise from the computer world for decades. It has finally arrived, and it's awesome.

In this episode we will go back in time to 1965. This is where Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, made a prediction, that would become known as Moore's Law.

This prediction has held well, and will continue for some time.

The impact is world changing.

It can help us solve some of the worlds biggest problems.

This episode is a little bit scary and fun at the same time.

My first crack at making a podcast...