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Case No.2: How Gesture Recognition prevents armed uprising
Case No.3: How Gesture Recognition prevents in-transit theft
Case No.4: How Gesture Recognition prevents misuse of hazardous equipment
Case No.5: How Gesture Recognition prevents non-compliance with safety regulations at a power plant
Case No.6: How Gesture Recognition prevents major breakdowns
Case No.7: How Gesture Recognition prevents fatal accidents in heavy industries
Case No.8: How Gesture Recognition reduces downtime on the railroad
Case No.9: How Gesture Recognition helps with post-stroke rehabilitation
Case N.10: How Gesture Recognition facilitates the education process
idea - same
cofounders - same
fundrising - same
launch fast - same
make something people want - same
do things that don't Scale - same
talk to users - same
moving to valley - same
In the beginning there were a lot of outside speakers, then they started inviting more of their own graduates
It was interesting to note that many of the speakers said that a couple of years ago they were sitting in the audience and looking enviously at the stage
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