Can the HomePod be Housetrained?
The announcement of the Apple HomePod immediately interested me, as I find myself serving as both the “office audio guru” and “generally interested in home automation” guy. While watching the […]
Continue ReadingExploring A.I. – Changing the Retail Experience
The way we trade changes with the advancement of technology. A quick dive into the possibilities of A.I. for Retail Experiences – In the past, advances in technology led to further […]
Continue ReadingNurseGrid: Small Team. Big Wins.
NurseGrid is a local start-up whose main ambition is to ease the lives of nurses. Early this year, they approached us wanting to build an app that centralized their schedules […]
Continue ReadingBugs, Scrum, and where to start
Probably the most contentious point in my projects is bugs (aka defects) and how to deal with them. Every new team I work with asks how we’re going to organize, […]
Continue ReadingDesign Week Portland Open House: Future Tech with Retro Vibes
DevelopmentNow’s Design Week Portland Open House Portland thrives during Design Week PDX, and this year was no different with hundreds of events including our open house. When we’re not building mobile apps […]
Continue ReadingExploring A.I. – Autonomous Cars
We’ve been dreaming about self-driving cars for nearly a century. These days, you’d be hard-pressed to find a tech or business site without seeing yet another announcement about the crowded […]
Continue ReadingExploring A.I. – What is Artificial Intelligence?
We’ve all seen Artificial Intelligence (AI) envisioned in popular fiction, from 2001: A Space Odyssey to Ex-Machina. However, AI is no longer the stuff of science fiction, nor only synonymous […]
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