I, Robot and Humanlike Reasoning

AJ Abdallat will share his experience in technology commercialization and creating high-tech startups, along with his lessons learned while navigating business in the science world. Engage with this speaker and register today!

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About AJ:

AJ Abdallat is a serial entrepreneur with extensive experience in high-tech startups. He has over 20 years of management experience in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI), smart sensors & systems, life sciences, environmental monitoring, process control, energy, finance and homeland security. Mr. Abdallat founded, launched and ran several spin-off companies from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech)/NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He has raised over $100 million in venture and strategic investment.

Currently Mr. Abdallat is the CEO of Beyond Limits, a company he co-founded with Caltech. Beyond Limits, based in California, specializes in the development of products and services based on advanced artificial intelligence & bio-inspired reasoning systems to generate reliable decision-support information and insight in critical applications where solution speed and confidence is of the utmost importance. The company focuses on embedded intelligence & M2M systems, intelligent agents, media, content & telecom; smart mobile applications & platforms; next-generation search engines for mobile platforms; and mobile health & life sciences.

Agenda

11:15 am – Pizza lunch
11:40 am – Gerhard Apfelthaler, Dean, School of Management – Introduction
11:45 am – AJ Abdallat, keynote speaker
12:25 pm – Question and Answer
12:45 pm – Conclude

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Register by Feb. 17