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Lineup for May 7 NYTM

Want to watch live? Here's the link to the live video stream.
Here are the companies that are demoing at May 7:

AirDrum
http://airdrum.co
AirDrum: Play drums with your phone right in the browser! 2nd place winner at HackNY Spring 2013 Student Hackathon.

Gitdown
www.alexq.in/gitdown
Gitdown: Don't commit when you're drunk.

IBM Research
@IBMResearch
http://www.research.ibm.com/
IBM Reasearch will show the world's smallest movie, made with atoms, and explain how it was made, why IBM Research is doing stuff like this and the fun/challenges one can have with science.

IMRSV
@immersivelabs
imrsv.com
Cara Face Detection Software - Turn any webcam into an intelligent sensor.

PivotDesk
@PivotDesk
https://www.pivotdesk.com/
PivotDesk helps entrepreneurs find room for growing their businesses by connecting them with companies that have excess space.  PivotDesk allows both sides to focus on growing their businesses instead of the challenges of dealing with office space.

Rallyverse
@Rallyverse
www.rallyverse.com
Rallyverse makes technology that helps companies discover and share great content on social media.

RoboKeg
@RoboKeg
robokeg.me
RoboKeg: The easiest way to get a beer.     RoboKeg is a self-serve beer vending machine for music events and parties. It's powered by NFC so that concert-goers can use a wrist band to "tag in" and pay for a beer without their wallet on hand.

Rutgers University (LaserTanks)
www.cs.rutgers.edu
Laser Tanks: An Arduino-based laser tag game with remote control tanks

The Muse
@dailymuse
themuse.com
The Muse: find your dream job, hire your dream candidate

Videolicious
@videolicious
videolicious.com
Thousands of businesses -- including major news media, retail, technology, and real estate brands -- use Videolicious to empower their employees to create sophisticated communication, sales, and marketing videos, automatically -- in seconds.

 

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Lineup for April 9 NYTM

Want to watch live? Here's the link to the live video stream.

Here are the companies that are demoing at April 9: 

Bout
www.boutgame.com
@BoutGame
Bout: A Photo Taking Game You Play With Friends

Grand St.
http://grandst.com
@amandapey
Grand St. is a new market and community for creative electronics. The way that consumer electronics are made, bought and sold is changing fundamentally, and we believe that a new era in electronics requires a new kind of store. We scour the real world for products that are fun, well-crafted and make you happy.

Ketchup
http://gottaketchup.com
Ketchup is a fun and awesome way to plan your social life!

MOUSE
www.mouse.org
@mousesquad
MOUSE: Empowering Students to Succeed in Today’s Information Society            

Next Caller
https://nextcaller.com
@nextcaller
Next Caller: The easiest way to exchange information over the phone while never waiting on hold again.   

Power Clip
www.thepowerclip.com
Power Clip: A compact unit that provides easy access to power in emergencies

Sunrise
www.sunrise.am
@sunriseapp
Sunrise is a free, fast and beautiful calendar designed to make your life easier.

TeuxDeux
http://teuxdeux.com
@teuxdeux
A simple, designy to-do app.

WunWun
www.wunwun.com
@getwunwun
Your On-Demand Helper. Get a Service Done, Product Delivered or Suggestion On-Demand. Special link for people to get instant access: http://www.wunwun.com/nytm

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Made in NY: Austin – Recap of Our SXSW Event

At 9 a.m. on the morning of Saturday, March 9, we opened our registration counter for the Made in NY: Austin event held in the #FEED powered by Twitter space at the AMOA Arthouse. From the moment we began, a steady stream of people continued flowed in!

At 10 a.m. we began the Master Classes sponsored by Pearson and powered by General Assembly. The classes introduced attendees to the startup scene in NY. Matt Brimer, co-founder of General Assembly, provided an orientation of the New York Startup Community. With speakers like Dave Gilboa, co-founder of Warby Parker, and Rachel Haot, Chief Digital Officer for the City of New York, the classes were rich in content.

At noon, we opened the Main Gallery of the AMOA Arthouse where we created a showcase of about 40 companies. The crowd swarmed the space and within minutes, the venue was filled with an amazing cacophony of discussions, live demos and recruiting! Companies like Shapeways engaged the attendees with great 3-D printed handouts and Sherpaa provided medical assessments right from their tabletop. Popular Mechanics created a comfy lounge that proved to be a favorite spot to rest and recharge their many mobile devices. Cold brew coffee provided by Chameleon Cold-Brew, fueled the discussions at the HD Made Mini Meetups happening in the loft space of the venue throughout the afternoon. The New York tech scene definitely pulsed down in Texas!

American Express, presenting sponsor of the event, took center stage with 3 roundtable discussions. They covered the topics of VC funding, growing your startup and financial empowerment. Armed with leaders and experts in each area and with amazing real time illustrators capturing each discussion, the stage and area around it was very much the hub of activity.

As the clock sped toward 6 p.m., the crowd did not wane. In fact, a new line was forming outside the venue for access to the evening cocktail party hosted by American Express. The weather held, an amazing jazz band began and the sun began to set creating the perfect evening setting for the rooftop cocktail party. 

As the cocktails flowed on the roof, armed with eager Task Rabbits, we transformed the Main Gallery space from our daytime exhibition to a nightclub party venue for the @Night event. Within less than 2 hours, the furniture was cleared and the vibe was set to party. Again, a massive line began to warp around the building and at 9pm, the doors once again opened and the party began. VITO & DRUZZI (THE RAPTURE DJS), MOON BOOTS and PERSEUS, added some last shots of adrenaline to the day and kept the crowd dancing until 2 a.m.

With the help of our hosting partners (Gust and Made in NY) and our collaborating partners (HD Made, Control Group and Learned Evolution) the pre-event planning came into being at the Made in NY: Austin in a big way! The NY Tech Community once again showed its support and made Texas feel just like home!

Below are a few resources about the event:
For a complete list of sponsors, visit the event website at http://www.madeinnyaustin.com/.
Event Stats
Excited Attendees through the doors: 3500
Total number of companies: 40
Cups of cold brew coffee poured: 500
Exhausted Task Rabbits: 14
Empty hours at Made in NY: 0

Event Photos
You can find photos of the event on our Facebook page at http://on.fb.me/16Fc7ps.

 

 

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Lineup for March 19 NY Tech Meetup

You can view the live video stream of tonight's NY Tech Meetup provided by MLB Advanced Media here.

Here's the lineup for tonight's event: 

Aviary
www.aviary.com
@aviary
Aviary: The world's best photo editing SDK, providing developers with a robust, customizable photo editor that can be plugged into apps on iOS, Android, Windows Phone, HTML5 and Windows 8 in minutes.

Birdseye
http://birdseyemail.com
@birdseyemail
Birdseye is the first email client built from the ground up for tablets. Birdseye is a finger friendly, visual overview of your inbox with intuitive actions for each email to cut through the overload.

Clarity
http://clarityapp.co
@moreclarity
Clarity: Making parent and teacher communication easy, regardless of language barriers or technical skills.

Foursquare
Foursquare.com
@foursquare
Foursquare is a free mobile application that helps you and your friends make the most of where you are.

iRescU
www.iRescU.info
iRescUapp
iRescU - a cloud based crowd sourced open data CPR/AED support system to empower the bystander community to bridge current gaps in the chain of survival from sudden out-of-hospital cardiac arrest - bridging new tech, social and saving lives.

Moveline
https://www.moveline.com/
@moveline
Moveline: A simple way to get organized, compare prices, and hire movers you can trust.

Ontodia
Ontodia.com
@ontodia
Ontodia:  Helping build the Digital Cities of our Future through Big, Linked, Open City Data.

Shutterstock
www.shutterstock.com
@shutterstock
Shutterstock: A global marketplace for creativity, with over 24 million licensable photos, illustrations and videos.

Yext
www.yext.com
@yext
Yext is the location information software company that lets businesses own and update their location data across 45+ search engines, listing directories and mapping applications.

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