Today, Tomorrows Technologies

Technology and Innovation has exploded in the Transportation Industry. Just in my lifetime I have seen the big muscle cars to now, self-driving cars. Who doesn’t like to see a fast car or the new models that come off the assembly line. How many of us just look in wonderment, then ask our self, what if I own that car? Our next show, we will interview Alex Davies a writer and senior associate editor for Wired magazine focus on the transportation industry. Yes, get your questions ready and try not to be shocked as technology and innovation revolutionized the transportation industry. We will ask Alex Davies questions from his magazine coverage; what is new in the world of transportation, to the designing of bike lanes to infrastructure funding to the traffic-busting science of the presidential motorcade. Therefore, join us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we continue to discuss new innovations, the impact of those on our day to day and the ones we can only dream about tomorrow.

Photograph is a subject I wanted to learn more about but did not have the chance to ask an expert. Today, T3 will interview Master Photographer Philip Kent. We will learn how to get started in a photography as a hobby or a profession? What new technology or innovations has Philip seen throughout his career? We will also explore Philip’s recommendations on going to school, training, or just getting the camera or equipment to get started. Get your questions ready to ask my guest Master Photographer Philip Kent on photography. He has photographed over 1,000 weddings. He is the current owner of Philip Kent Studio at Tysons Corner, Virginia. Therefore, join us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we continue to discuss new innovations, technologies and the impact on our lifestyle or profession.

Today's show is about Engineering and Technology Fun. Everything we do is impacted by engineering or some new technology component. The real kicker is that it can be fun to do. My guest for this show is Mr. Dick Ross. I have known Dick for over 7 years. A Navy flight officer, a System Engineer, and outdoor sport enthusiast who loves to play with new technology gadgets. I will ask him how he has lived the life with these technology gadgets---computers, watches, drones, skis, motorcycles and even a race car. Yes, Dick has lived a life full of gadgets and he loves each of them more each year. Therefore, join us at Today, Tomorrow's Technologies (T3), as we continue to discuss yesterday's gadgets with today's latest innovations Dick has been in the middle

Distillery Technology is a topic that caught my attention. What is going on in the new world of distillery? Are there competitions between the large and smaller distilleries? My guest for this show is Mrs. Christine Riggleman, the CEO and Master Distiller of Silverback Distillery. The Silverback Distillery is committed to producing the finest quality American bourbon, whiskey, gin, and vodka. Christine is the perfect guest to discuss what is new in the distillery world; technologies or innovations? We will ask her, how she approaches her business as the Master Distiller at Silverback. What are the keys to her success as the Master Distiller? Finally, what are the past and present experiences that have shaped her career as the Master Distiller? Therefore, join us at Today, Tomorrow's Technologies (T3), as we continue to discuss new innovations, technologies and the impact of those innovations and technologies.

Today, we hear about the US is behind on producing engineers and technologist from the Chinese. Even efforts at the local level attempts are made to increase Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) studies. However, when I hear this, I wonder what specifically needs to be done to improve STEM growth or its outreach program? My guest for this show is Dr. Tom Strat. He is the perfect guest to discuss the pros and cons of STEM education, what made him want to become an engineer and an innovator? What are the key to success for a technologist? Finally, what are the past and present programs that have shaped his engineering career? We will cover various topics and ensure we can discuss them in detail so one can emulate Dr. Strat's fantastic career. Therefore, join us at Today, Tomorrow's Technologies (T3), as we continue to discuss new innovations, technologies and the impact of making a future engineer.

Technology has made it possible for all of us to enjoy a lifestyle that is envied by earlier generations. On our next show, we will look at technology today and discuss what we can expect in the future. We will cover various innovation topics and ensure we can discuss them in detail as we progress to the next season of Today, Tomorrow's Technologies (T3). We will also explore and comment, how these new innovations will impact us in the next 20 years. How can these innovations or technology applications can make our lives better, be achieved, or impact our lifestyle? Join us as we continue to discuss, what areas these new innovations or technologies make the greatest impact.

Technology has made it possible for all of us to carry latest smart phone or gadget. These devices are here to help make our lives simpler. However, that answer depends on the individual using the smart device. Today's show we will cover the various gadgets or smartphone used every day. We will discuss the latest gadget. for smart home, smart cars and smart computers. We will also explore, where do we go from here with all these smart devices? How can these smart gadgets or phones get better? Can I live without them? What are the name of a few devices that can impact our lives?

With the advances of technology in every field of endeavor, we need to continue to produce more energy. Consumption rates are growing as more and more items on consuming the power, energy or electricity. How can we reverse the trend to eliminate rolling blackouts? What is a central grid, micro grid, the grid in general? Do I pay or do they pay me? We will discuss, what are the key tech drivers in the power industry? How will future power or energy impact the US? Do we need to change our consumption habits? Where does power come from and which one should I support?

With the advances of technology in every field of endeavor, education continues to be a critical component of everyone's lifestyle. Today, we have too many folks being left behind with very little solutions provided by educators, politician, or parents. We must flight, no longer are the discussions to travel faster, visit space and understand the universe science fiction. We are always learning, always growing, always experimenting. It is now a reality in the 21st Century. Join me as we discuss how we can move forward in our education processes so that we limit the number of our citizens left behind.brbr We will discuss, what are the key tech drivers? Where and How do you think education will impact the US? Do we need to change or update how we educate the workforce? What are the expectations of our populations? What are the current limitation to expand our educational processes?

With the advances of flight, computer speed, hardware and software, space travel is now becoming a reality. No longer are the discussion science fiction but a reality in the 21st Century. The focus of our space program is to explain why space in the next 10-20 years will be a reality; but we still have a long way to go. In today's Space program, we will explore the following questions: Is space the next frontier? Are space systems and robots here to stay? What are the key tech drivers? Where and How do you think it will impact the US? Do we need to change or update how we educate the workforce? What are your expectations in the field of robotics? Industry? other counties/parishes

With the advances of hardware and software, robots are now making their mark on society. No longer are the discussion science fiction but a reality in the 21st Century. The focus of our robotic program is to explain why robots are making an impact in society; but we still have a long way to go. In today's Robots program, we will explore the following questions: Are robots here to stay? What are the key tech drivers? Where and How do you think it will impact the US? Do we need to change or update how we educate the workforce? What are your expectations in the field of robotics, industry and other countries? but mainly, are human being going to be replaced by robots? All of this and more on our next show. Don't miss it!

What are Drones or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) or Remotely Piloted Vehicles (RPVs)? Are they here to stay? What are the benefits to new technology and who benefits? On our next show, we will discuss the latest drone technology for commercial, industrial and military drone uses. How has this technology exploded around the world and why it will continue to impact our lives? Therefore, join us as we begin to discuss and explore the technological potential of drones or UAVs or RPVs.

With the advances of computerization, wireless systems, and increase speed for the transmission of information, our computer hardware and software are threatened or become unsecure and vulnerable. Last week we spoke about smart homes, how can I secure my smart home? Every connection from your smart home to the Internet is a highway for the hacker to enter your life. In today’s program, we will explore some simple do's and don'ts that will significantly enhance your cyber security. Are there any changes you can make in your online habits that will make you more secure? Can you improve your security without buying any more new hardware or software to protect yourself against hacker? The focus of our cyber security show is to explain the steps necessary to provide you the security needed for your smart home as well as your software, computers, and networks?

Why are folks turning their homes into smart homes? What is the advantage or disadvantage of a smart home? Now that I have a smart home; now what? Installation of smart products give the home and its occupants various benefits — the same benefits that advance technology products have brought to us---convenience and savings of time, money saving and improved energy uses. Today we get to explore some of the products, understand the convenience and savings, and the money return for the smart home investment. Join us today, as we discuss, is this something you would like to do? Yes or No, as I turn my home into a smart house.

Why do some products survive into the business markets and other don’t? Why does disruptive innovations tend to be produced by outsiders and entrepreneurs, rather than existing market-leading companies? Each of these questions require a balancing act among the large or small size technology firms. These disruptive innovations are limited in their pursuit due to lack of potential profitability in the near term. Additionally, these advance technology developments can take scarce resources away from sustaining product lines or innovations. We begin our program describing what are disruptive technologies and how they survive. Our guest today is Mr. Brad Chase, with a very innovative product called NeuChroma. This is a vision improvement technology and long term vision care lense. For today’s show, we will learn about obstacles that are needed to be resolved. Join us as we work through advantages or disadvantages of disruptive technologies.

Where did it all beginning? How did the craze for the autonomous vehicle or driverless car get started? How did these ambitious innovators push technology needed to start the self-driving car experiment? Why are these highly sensors, digital processing, and self-parking vehicles rolling out of the car manufacturing assembly plants today? We starts with three of the most influential personalities, Dr. Tony Tether—Directory of DARPA, Dr. Tom Strat—Assistant Program Manager, and Mr. Sal Fish—former President of Score International. They were able to build the field of dreams for self-driving vehicles. This reality would award a grand prize of $1 million to the winner and achieve what others said could not done before them. Join your host, Jose Negron, to discover the answers to how the driverless car craze got started. Learn about DARPA, Slash X, Score, TerraMax and Sandstorms during the discussions on when did it all begin—the 2004 DARPA Grand Challenge for Autonomous Vehicles