Robin Farmanfarmaian
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This document discusses the exponential growth of various technologies and their potential disruptive effects. It notes that exponential growth means 30 linear steps results in 30 meters of progress, while 30 exponential steps can circle the globe 26 times. Key technologies mentioned are artificial intelligence, robotics, data storage, sensors, 3D printing, and computing power. The document outlines several ways these technologies could decentralize industries like democratizing access, digitizing information, enabling deception, being disruptive through fundamental shifts, demonetizing, and dematerializing. Examples provided include how 3D printing is enabling new business models and how platform technologies powered by networks are disrupting traditional companies that own no assets.
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- 1. Exponential Technology Robin Farmanfarmaian @Robinff3
- 2. Exponential Technology Artificial Intelligence Robotics Data Storage Sensors 3D Printing Computing Power, Systems & Networks Changing Everything!
- 4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Take 30 Linear Steps = 30 meters / 100 feet
- 5. 01 02 04 16 32 64 128 Take 30 Exponential steps …. Go around the world 26 times! 1,073,741,824 meters or 667,192 miles!
- 7. The 21st Century will have 1000X times the progress on the 20th Century
- 8. 6 D’s of Exponential Technology Democratizing Digitized Deceptive Disruptive Demonetizing Dematerializing Source: Abundance Kotler / Diamandis
- 9. Digitized Digitizing the World All our memories, relationships, and information
- 11. Is 3D Printing … C) 30 years old B) 20 years old A) 10 years old
- 12. Platform technologies enabled by: Computer Systems Networks Power of the Crowd Disruptive Fundamental Game Changing Shift
- 13. By 2020, 40% of Fortune 500 Companies will be disrupted Disruptive 1996 Market Cap was $38B Employees: 140,000
- 14. What business are you in? Steve Sasson 0.01 Megapixels 23 seconds to record digitally Weighed 4 lbs 1975 Digital Camera is born
- 15. Creating a Dashboard of Your Health Big Data Community Artificial Intelligence
- 17. Democratizes
- 18. Low cost apps replacing expensive software or hardware for much wider distribution Demonetization Dematerialization Democratization New Opportunities
- 19. Examples in 3D Printing Working with the Disruption
- 20. Main Concept: Complexity is FREE Print in 300 Materials 360,000 different colors in one print job
- 21. 3D Printing is a Multi-Billion Market & Growing * CTA & UPS 15% Medical Devices 40% Auto + Consumer Electronics 90% of all hearing aids are 3D printed
- 22. 3D printing as a SERVICE Working with the Disruption
- 23. Full Service Provider Prototyping to Mainstream Manufacturing General Electric Working with the Disruption
- 24. Expanding Markets & Customers: Global Marketplace
- 25. Platforms as a Service Powered by the Cloud
- 26. Disruptive Platforms Owns no cars World’s largest taxi company Owns no real estate World’s largest accomodation provider Owns no inventory Most valuable retailer Owns no content World’s most popular media company
- 27. Disruptive Platforms Owns no cinemas World’s largest Owns no telco infrastructure World’s largest phone companies World’s largest software vendors, don’t write the apps Owns no money Fastest growing bank
- 28. Power of the Crowd Enabled by the cloud and connectivity Employ & Consult Democratizing a Full-Time Staff
- 29. Where’s the profit and value? Software Interface iTunes took most of the music industry profit for years … just by being the thin software layer
- 30. Where’s the profit and value? Software Interface The Scale + App is Health Management vs Weight Measurement
- 31. Robin Farmanfarmaian Investor & Business Development Invicta Medical Strategic Relations MindMaze Vice President Actavalon ThePatientCEO@gmail.com @Robinff3
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- http://www.fool.com/investing/2016/09/14/should-3d-systems-and-stratasys-worry-about-genera.aspx One of the largest users of 3D printing Customer to Competitor with $1.8B in aquisitions
- http://www.fool.com/investing/2016/09/14/should-3d-systems-and-stratasys-worry-about-genera.aspx One of the largest users of 3D printing Customer to Competitor with $1.8B in aquisitions
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- https://techcrunch.com/2015/03/03/in-the-age-of-disintermediation-the-battle-is-all-for-the-customer-interface/ The Interface Is Where the Profit Is The interface layer is where all the value and profit is. Withings scales can cost five times than other weighing solutions because the addition of an app makes it smart health management, not just weight measurement. Phillips Hue lighting can make 1,000 times more profit than a colored light bulb because it’s a home emotion system. Sonos beats any other music system I’ve tried because the experience of music while using it is delightful. The value is in the software interface, not the products. It’s not just the smart home. Uber provides average cars in a premium way; Seamless makes the most disgusting of greasy kebab joints appealing and makes its margin from both sides. iTunes for many years took virtually all the profit made in the entire music industry by being just the thin software between the hard work making tunes and the money selling them.
- https://techcrunch.com/2015/03/03/in-the-age-of-disintermediation-the-battle-is-all-for-the-customer-interface/ The Interface Is Where the Profit Is The interface layer is where all the value and profit is. Withings scales can cost five times than other weighing solutions because the addition of an app makes it smart health management, not just weight measurement. Phillips Hue lighting can make 1,000 times more profit than a colored light bulb because it’s a home emotion system. Sonos beats any other music system I’ve tried because the experience of music while using it is delightful. The value is in the software interface, not the products. It’s not just the smart home. Uber provides average cars in a premium way; Seamless makes the most disgusting of greasy kebab joints appealing and makes its margin from both sides. iTunes for many years took virtually all the profit made in the entire music industry by being just the thin software between the hard work making tunes and the money selling them.
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