Interdisciplinary studio where I design and implement different kinds of systems. Hardware and software, from the physical to application layer, and all across the stack. Focus lately has been on embedded devices, AI/ML and cybersecurity.

The TED Fellows program brings the planet's most exciting paradigm-busters into the heart of TED, offering a platform for their ideas and fostering their vision.TED is a nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from three worlds: Technology, Entertainment, Design.

As an IEEE Impact Creators (https://transmitter.ieee.org/author/yale-fox/) I sometimes help answer some questions or correspond with media about things that have to do with cybersecurity and biometrics.The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers is an association dedicated to advancing innovation and technical excellence. The Biometrics Technical Council focuses on advancing, promoting and coordinating work in the field including the theory, design and application of biometric systems based on physical and/or behavioral features and traits for identification, verification, encryption, recognition and medical diagnosis.

Rentlogic is a standards organization that measures and grades the quality of multi-family residential buildings. We recognize building owners that invest time and energy in to operating great buildings, and help connect them with residents trying to navigate a challenging marketplace.

Founded in 2008, the Kairos Society unites the next generation of entrepreneurs with today’s leading innovators to address high-impact market opportunities. We are committed to advancing the world through innovation in areas such as education, healthcare, and clean energy - we believe that these global challenges are entrepreneurs'​ greatest opportunities.

The Citizens Budget Commission is a nonpartisan, nonprofit civic organization whose mission is to achieve constructive change in the finances and services of New York City and State government.With a reputation for independence and objective research, CBC has been a catalyst for reforming the budget process, government finance, education, transportation, public authorities, and economic development.

Inaugural appointee of New York City’s first-ever Open Data Advisory Council. More than 20 community and civic technology leaders from academia, non-profits, civic technology companies, and City agencies will inform the vision and expansion of the City’s Open Data program, which allows New Yorkers to access over 2,300 free municipal datasets, ranging from 311 service requests to crime incidents by neighborhood to the location of every street tree in the City. Convened by the Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics, the Council will advise on maximizing New Yorkers’ engagement with City data and help achieve Mayor de Blasio’s Open Data for All vision.

The 194 Group is a boutique B2B brand experience firm focused on event production, audio branding and entertainment.Past & Current Clients Include: Adidas, Facebook, Google, City Of Mississauga, Deloitte, Mary Kay, Tourism Toronto, Camp No Counsellors, Bond Brand Loyalty, Cisco, Microsoft, Drake Hotel Properties, Brookfield, ING Direct, Harley Davidson, Major League Soccer, MLSE, Saks Fifth Avenue, MCI, Pepsico, Jordan, Samsung, Grey Goose, Queens University, Rotman School of Management, Simon Properties, HBC, The Royal Conservatory, Trend Hunter, Scotiabank, BMO, CCTFA, CCAE, Shopify, Hewlett Packard, GAP, INK, MKG, Pan Am Games, Veritas, Porter Airlines, TEDx and more.

Steven D. Levitt is an economist. Stephen J. Dubner is a writer. In 2005, they co-authored Freakonomics, a book about cheating teachers, bizarre baby names, and crack-selling mama’s boys. They figured it would sell about 80 copies. Instead, it has sold 5.5 million, in roughly 40 languages. In 2009, they followed up with SuperFreakonomics, with stories about drunk walking, the economics of prostitution, and how to stop global warming. (To date, SuperFreakonomics has sold 1.5 million copies.) And in 2014, Dubner and Levitt published Think Like a Freak: The Authors of Freakonomics Offer to Retrain Your Brain, which made its debut at No. 2 on the New York Times best-seller list. Along the way, a lot of other stuff has happened too. An award-winning blog. A movie. Lectures. And a No. 1-ranked podcast, with more than 5 million monthly downloads. This is the place where all that stuff continues to happen. Welcome to Freakonomics.com.