In this session ideas around existing hardware that utilizes the blockchain are presented with the example of LOOMIA's Technology.
Understanding the broad range of use cases & applications let's explore the opportunities & implications of data collection via wearables.

Madison Maxey, founder & technical lead of LOOMIA, has been exploring the intersection of materials & technologies to create algorithmically generated visual patterns & flexible circuitry that can seamlessly integrating into soft goods to heat, light, sense & track data.
Thogether with Sol Lederer, Loomias Blockchain Director, they work on data collection to profile how a user is interacting with the garment ie. washing, frequency of wear, & level of activity. The options are endless.

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Pay 6$ as a signal of your commitment...we want to see you!
The funds of No-shows will support one of the next meetups.
Fee doubles 24hrs before the event. If you can't afford the fee please get in touch before July 9th.
Everyone is welcome.

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This event is generously sponsored by

Dunn & Bradstreet
...providing critical information to help make informed decisions about extending credit.

SAP
...helping the world run better & improve peoples lives.

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Speakers:

Madison Maxey
is passionate about materials & creative technology. She focuses on bringing flexible, robust circuitry (e-textiles) to scale as Founder & Technical Lead at LOOMIA. Maddys work has built the foundation for several pending patents & has lead to invitations to lecture at Columbia University, Parsons School of Design, NYU & University of Illinois Champaign Urbana.

Dr. Lederer
has over 15 years of technical experience in computer system design & programming. He is the Blockchain Director at LOOMIA, an electronic textiles company. He has cofounded a blockchain education company Blockmatics & has been teaching about blockchains for 3 years & recently co-authored Blockchain: A Practical Guide to Developing Business, Law, & Technology Solutions.