tech+ with Christopher Jaynes

How will we design and run our cities in the future?

In this episode, we explore ‘smart cities’ – the idea that with the right set of network sensors, backend processing power, and communication, you can run an entire city in new ways. While life due to technology has changed dramatically since ancient times – with new ways to communicate, navigate, and transport ourselves – at the city scale, things haven’t changed nearly as much. Smart cities consider technology at a massive scale to better design and manage our urban environments.

What are the technologies that enable us to move into the smart city era? And beyond the sensors, networks, and computing power required to create a smart city, what role do citizens play in both contributing to and using the data provided for positive outcomes? Can smart cities help to solve seemingly unmanageable trends in congestion, gentrification, pollution, homelessness, and other urban issues?

Learn more with your host, Mersive CTO & Founder Christopher Jaynes, PhD.

How did we decide where to live and what forces drove us to be where we are today?

In this episode, we will explore external factors that are launching a transition for many to experience a wider acceptance around work flexibility. We will delve into the background of an increasingly attainable lifestyle known as digital nomadism. Discover how this lifestyle has come to fruition in new ways and why individuals are moving from vibrant urban areas to less populated and more remote regions. Most importantly, how is technology impacting the experience of these digital nomads?

Mersive's Senior Product Manager Ryan Lee will share his first-hand experience of being a digital nomad and what has pushed him to trade the bustling urban center of Denver for a more remote region of southwest Colorado.

Here to take you on this journey is your host, Mersive CTO and Founder Christopher Jaynes, PhD.

Today there are over 40 billion cameras deployed around the globe – and there's a good chance one is pointed at you right now. With the explosive growth of camera use combined with advances in AI, we need to ask ourselves – how do we want to leverage these technologies for the common good? 

This episode takes a look at the intersection of cameras and machine learning – including interesting use cases and their growing pervasiveness throughout society. What positive outcomes will emerge? And what implications will these technologies have on privacy and machine learning bias as we approach 45 billion cameras by 2022?

Find out with your host, Mersive CTO and Founder Christopher Jaynes, PhD

Recent disruptions to the workforce are impacting global trends in technology, culture, and policy in the modern workplace. In this episode we will be joined by the Principal Analyst from Frost and Sullivan, Robert Arnold, who will share his expert insight on what trends are occurring in today's workplace, and what trends are predicted to stay for good.

Hosted by Mersive CTO and Founder Christopher Jaynes, PhD

Tune in with Christopher Jaynes, PhD as he discusses the social pressures of pandemic change and how workplace innovations will accelerate as we reformat our daily lives to adjust to this transition.

For InfoComm Connected 2020, Christopher Jaynes explores the upcoming changes in innovation for the post-pandemic workplace and how Mersive is adjusting its product roadmap to better align with these uncertain times.

In this episode we’ll kick off a discussion around technology and our need to communicate with one another at a distance and we'll explore the societal needs that shaped the devices and software we use today.