Jeremy Blum: A “Mad Scientist” With A Vision For The Tools Of The Future

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Jeremy Blum, 28, self-described “mad scientist” and perennial inventor, is a leading light in the electrical engineering, robotics, and systems architecture fields. He served as a technical lead for the Google Glass project and he’s currently Head of Electrical Engineering at Shaper, a San-Francisco startup that’s using machine vision to reimagine how we design—and use—power tools. Yet this stellar young career in technology started with some of the most low-tech objects you can think of: blocks of wood.Meet Jeremy Blum who I profiled recently for a Forbes piece on the entrepreneur behind Shapr, and his start at GoogleX.

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Abigail Bassett is a full-time freelance journalist, content creator, and television, video, and podcast host whose work has appeared in publications like TechCrunch, Fast Company, Inc. Magazine, Forbes, Fortune, Motor Trend, Shondaland, Money Magazine, and on CNN. Her passion is telling unique stories that change the way we see, interact with, and relate to the world. She is also a Yoga Alliance Registered 500-hour yoga teacher.

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