I began to look at our ash tree not as trash, but as something that’s dead but doesn’t quite know it yet.
Not Phoenix, Arizona, courtesy of American Airlines
A buddy and I – two dads on either side of 50 – chaperoned a
group of twenty 14- and 15-year-old girls from here in Denver to a soccer
tournament in Phoenix (the Desert Classic) last weekend. I write this as a
public service to share with the chaperoning public the very…
What you think depends on what you read or watch. This applies broadly: a romance reader will see the world somewhat differently than a lover of thrillers, both by instinct and through the influence of what feeds their brains.
This becomes a problem, though, when information or entertainment influence the way people vote --…
The world according to Velodyne's VLS-128, since renamed the Alpha Puck. (Courtesy Velodyne)
I wrote quite a bit about Velodyne in The Laser That's Changing the World -- David Hall, the company's founder and CEO, is a brilliant engineer who developed the lidar sensor that paved they way for the first great leaps in vehicle autonomy,…
The Riegl booth at ILMF 2019. The technology has come a long way since 2003.
I’m at the International Lidar Mapping Forum in Denver for the third-straight year. The first year, I came to get some sense of the lidar landscape for a book project I was thinking about proposing. That experience distilled into the opener…