The BOM: Engineering a Path Forward
Episode 19: Electronica with Mike Casper and Matt Johnson
December 20, 2022 · 46 min
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Two founders at Electronica share how display tech and smart surfaces are reshaping hardware from prototype to product.
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In this episode
- How reflective LCD technology extends battery life across multiple markets
- Why bridging STEM and STEAM changes how hardware prototypes get built
- How smart building sensors lower maintenance costs and cut waste
- What it looks like to take a hardware idea from creative concept to company
About this episode
Today I’m speaking at Electronica in Munich with CEO and Cofounder of AZUMO, Mike Casper, and Matt Johnson of Bare Conductive and LAIIER.Mike Casper is the founder and CEO of AZUMO, a display technology company that is revolutionizing the industry. It’s effective and ultra thin LCD 2.0 reflective technology not only enables high performance displays, but it also improve user experience and battery life. This energy efficient piece of technology is not only ideal for a consumer market, but also medical, industrial, and educational needs.
From a young age Matt Johnson has always had an interest in electronics and design. Inspired by his interest in the creative process of design and engineering, he created Bare Conductive which is a resource that not only provides kits to help create prototypes, but also bridges the gap between STEM and STEAM by encouraging the use of design tools. After coming to the realization of the benefits of smart buildings, Matt launched LAIIR which is focused on improving performance, lowering maintenance costs and reducing the waste of buildings and facilities.
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About The BOM: Engineering a Path Forward
The BOM (or “bill of materials”) is a weekly Supplyframe DesignLab Podcast hosted by Head of Design & Partnerships Majenta Strongheart.
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