DETROIT - Keith Nagara Director, Transportation Design Program at Lawrence Technological University, talks about the origin of the MAIN event, LTU’s design competition that kicks off the North American International Auto Show. Motor City Auto Industry Night was born after a student-faculty trip to Paris, France, where they were asked why Detroit doesn’t celebrate auto
DETROIT - Lawrence Technological University President President And CEO Dr. Virinder K. Moudgil talks to Matt Roush at the MAIN event about the awards LTU students received at the event. These students have exceptional ability in designing cars of the future. Technology has merged with design and safety, he said. LTU’s Auto Design program has
DETROIT - Robert McGee, Engineering Society of Detroit executive director, talks about ESD during an interview at the MAIN event, a Lawrence Technology University student design contest the night before the North American International Auto Show started. McGee talks about how ESD is the Michigan coordinator for the Future Cities program where 39 student teams
DETROIT - Karl Daubmann, the Lawrence Tech University Dean of Architecture and Design, talks about the transportation design works, from designing cities to houses, games to transportation, giving LTU a range of students and disciplines. An emerging culture of DIY, innovations and ranges of manufacturing from cars, to buildings to electronics. Daubmann wanted to be
ROYAL OAK - Drones, CloudTech1, and hot technology at the North American International Auto Show will all be featured Monday Jan. 16 on M2 TechCast, which airs live from 3 to 4 pm. Drone law expert Enrico Schaefer will update FAA rules and regulations for commercial drone operators. Rick Beckers, CEO of CloudTech1, will announce
LANSING - Michael Rogers, communications officer for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, about key tech trends that will affect small business success in 2017, including mobile video, voice recognition and artificial intelligence. To listen, click on https://www.sbam.org/Resources/tabid/97/ArtMID/2980/ArticleID/2689/Key-tech-trends-you-need-to-be-on-top-of-for-2017-small-business-success.aspx
ROYAL OAK - It’s auto show season here in Detroit, and on Monday ITINTHED dove in a little bit. From a media preview event the night before our show to what’s on the floor that might catch people’s eyes and the latest in connected and autonomous cars, our guests from Mobile Comply and M2Techcast had
ROYAL OAK - Well, our first show of the year didn’t go quite as planned, but it’s still the best show we’ve done so far this year. We lost a guest due to unavoidable circumstances, but still had a great time sitting down with Jimmy McKnight talking about the numerous podcasts he’s a part of,
SOUTHFIELD - Diva Tech Talk interviewed Janet Tyler, Chief Operating Officer, at Red Level Networks, a Microsoft partner company. As a child, Janet admits that while she was drawn to math and science, she “was not particularly good at math and science.” But her early tech interest was fostered by her father who encouraged her,
DETROIT - Paul Eisenstein, editor of the Detroit Bureau is returning from CES where he has watched the emphasis on connecting cars and technology continue to grow. Paul will also give us a sneak preview of Detroit’ biggest show, the North American International Auto Show starting Jan. 9. Listen to Paul Eisenstein
