#122 Wist: The Killer Use Case for VR?

#122 Wist: The Killer Use Case for VR?

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#193 Rhythm: The Sunlight Generator

Seasonal affective disorder had Harrison Lin falling asleep on Zoom calls, so the mechanical engineer built a machine that generates sunlight indoors. Now Bryan Johnson starts his mornings with Rhythm. Will the VCs see the light, or is the cost too steep when the sun is outside f ...  Show more

#192 HapWare: A Wearable to Help the Blind "See"

Jack Walters built HapWare with Bryan, one of 20 blind people in the world with a PhD in computer science. Their haptic wristband lets you feel a smile, a wave, or an eye roll. But in a room of VCs who know hardware is hard, can Jack convince them $1.5 million is enough to get Ha ...  Show more

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