Tech companies shaping the future
Make in LA hosted a “Hardware Demo Day” that brought together companies working on innovative technology products. Among the speakers was Gabe Grifoni, CEO of Rufus, a startup focused on building wearable technology to enable a superhuman workforce. Based in Los Angeles, it focuses on enterprise tools that improve communication, increase productivity and keep workers safer on the job. The Rufus Cuff is a ruggedized wearable with a 3.2” screen, 12-hour (full shift) battery, and runs the complete Android OS. It provides hands-free tools and includes sensors that allow for team monitoring, location-based assignments, alerts and safety checks.
Karol Munoz, CEO of Luma Legacy was also among the attendees. Luma is a smart bracelet that connects charms to selected digital content. Technology-enabled jewelry for women that keeps them connected to their close friends and family. Luma Legacy’s mission is to offer women unique and relevant ways to express their individuality.
Matt Waters represented Canviz, a startup that brings your art to life. The team created a digital canvas for displaying art and photography, as well as a marketplace for collecting, discovering and sharing great content.
Emerge is a start up born from Singularity University, sponsored by Google and NASA, working to digitize touch. Style Lee, the company’s CEO, explained how they are creating a consumer product that re-creates touch in mid-air, that integrates with virtual and augmented reality devices, allowing people to truly connect, feel present, and interact with digital content naturally.
For more details about the event and products please visit https://hardwaredemoday.splashthat.com/