You could be wearing one. There could be one in your house or car.
One is monitoring the quality of your tap water right now.
By 2020 it's estimated that over 50 billion devices will be connected
to the internet. Steam and machines defined the first industrial
revolution. Software and hardware are now defining the next.
SolidCon2014 is exploring the intersection between
hardware and software. Exploring the human experience and connection
to this revolution is my passion.
I've been given media credentials for this event happening May 21-22
in San Francisco. I'm asking for your help to get me there (flight),
stay there (accomodation), and to get around there (ground transportation).
With topics like, "The Internet of Things
Democracy", "Wearables at Work", and
"Aging in Place", and the
gathering of top thought leaders, it's a dialogue worth sharing.
I think deeply about the meaning of this. It's not just about cool
stuff. I care about the social impact this technological revolution
will have. This will change us, our communities, our work and
workplaces. It will create global change.
What will this industrial revolution mean to our kids, and their kids?
Here are one, two, three stories that I hope will
capture your imagination.
We need to keep humanity in our conversations about technology, and I
hope you'll appreciate my take on the subject.
There will be some amazing stories to discover at SolidCon. Please
help me get there to share them with you.
I'm sincerely grateful for your generosity. Thanks for supporting me
in lending a voice to this important conversation.
John F. Gray
Please visit my portfolio to read more.
Find me on Twitter @grayspective
Now that we've acheived this goal and some fantastic stories
will be coming out of SolidCon, it's time to take on a bigger challenge.
The most important tool to bring these experiences to life is
the laptop. With your continued generosity I'll be able to upgrade
this old laptop PC to a MacBook Air. It's about taking an
exponential leap forward in productivity.
I'm all in. It's a life mission to share great stories matters.
You with me?
“Work is love made visible,” -
Khalil Gibran.
