life, and entrepreneurs may learn a thing or two … The Anti-Social Network has a perspective of their acceptance of entrepreneurship and subsequent moving of the company from the idea, or seed stage, to an early and ultimately expansion stage. This realistically mimics the journey of an entrepreneur assuming they have the burning desire, faith, and persistence to stay the course and rise to each ever increasing challenge.” – J.R. Sedivy, Chairman and CEO, Analytika, Inc.
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Doreye, Inc.
Doreye (pronounced “Door-Eye”) is a downloadable device and object recognition application created by Amelia Dory and her brother Adam Dory. In an interview with TechCrunch, Amelia called Doreye, “A remote control for the physical world.” The application uses the phone’s native antenna and circuitry to receive and broadcast signals across a wider spectrum of frequencies than the manufacturers intended. As a result, Doreye currently allows the user to “see and control” any electronic device with their phone—televisions, garage doors and even microwaves are accessible via Doreye.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, who was gifted an early alpha version, called Doreye, “…physically impossible. I’d sooner believe the Loch Ness monster exists before I would believe Doreye exists… And, yet, here I am using it to unlock my car.” The limitations of what is and isn’t possible doesn’t seem to prevent Amelia Dory from pushing the horizons of Doreye. Later this year, Doreye will be able to recognize and find inanimate objects. “Like how a bat uses sonar,” Amelia explains that Doreye will use infrared signals and a sleek, lightweight AI (artificial intelligence) to recognize things like your keys, your car or even your friends.
Amelia Dory holds over a dozen patents related to Doreye. She co-founded the company with her twin brother Adam Dory, who is the company’s COO and head of Business Development. They started the company six months ago while freshmen at Stanford. Both hail from Indiana.
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Fenway Ventures is a venture fund that focuses on seed and Series A investments to start-up companies. The fund also runs a start-up incubator, which is designed to speed the development of entrepreneurial companies by providing mentorship, as well as business and legal support.
Fenway Ventures is currently incubating two early-stage companies: WorldSight and Doreye . WorldSight uses advances in plastics technology to create eyewear that affordably prevents glaucoma in third world inhabitants. Doreye is a revolutionary software that the valley has deemed “The next Google;” it transforms anyone’s cell phone into both a remote control for electronic devices and an object recognition “radar” for inanimate objects.
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Founder Tom Fenway is one of Silicon Valley’s most prolific investors and philanthropists. His Kadence music service formed the backbone of Apple’s iTunes as well as Final Cut Pro, and inspired most other online music aggregators. He is particularly known for his laid-back aesthetic, notoriously wearing flip-flops to high profile meetings.
Analyst T. J. Bristol handles supervision as well as business support for Fenway’s incubator. He assists the founders in market analysis and fundraising. Formerly an intern at Goldman Sachs, T. J. is the son of Ted Bristol, one of Silicon Valley’s biggest venture investors. T. J. graduated from Stanford, where his father Ted is a trustee and his sister Lisa is currently a freshman.
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/fashion/weddings/vows/Hawkins-Bronson
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Shandi Marie Hawkins and Chad Sebastian Bronson
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Shandi Marie Hawkins and Chad Sebastian Bronson are to be married at noon on
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www.crunchbase.com/company/doreye
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Home>Companies>Doreye
Doreye, Inc.
Doreye (pronounced “Door-Eye”) is a downloadable device and object recognition application created by Amelia Dory and her brother Adam Dory. In an interview with TechCrunch, Amelia called Doreye, “A remote control for the physical world.” The application uses the phone’s native antenna and circuitry to receive and broadcast signals across a wider spectrum of frequencies than the manufacturers intended. As a result, Doreye currently allows the user to “see and control” any electronic device with their phone—televisions, garage doors and even microwaves are accessible via Doreye.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, who was gifted an early alpha version, called Doreye, “…physically impossible. I’d sooner believe the Loch Ness monster exists before I would believe Doreye exists… And, yet, here I am using it to unlock my car.” The limitations of what is and isn’t possible doesn’t seem to prevent Amelia Dory from pushing the horizons of Doreye. Later this year, Doreye will be able to recognize and find inanimate objects. “Like how a bat uses sonar,” Amelia explains that Doreye will use infrared signals and a sleek, lightweight AI (artificial intelligence) to recognize things like your keys, your car or even your friends.
Amelia Dory holds over a dozen patents related to Doreye. She co-founded the company with her twin brother Adam Dory, who is the company’s COO and head of Business Development. They started the company six months ago while freshmen at Stanford. Both hail from Indiana.
www.crunchbase.com/financial-organization/fenway-ventures
CrunchBase
Home>Financial Organizations>Fenway Ventures
Fenway Ventures is a venture fund that focuses on seed and Series A investments to start-up companies. The fund also runs a start-up incubator, which is designed to speed the development of entrepreneurial companies by providing mentorship, as well as business and legal support.
Fenway Ventures is currently incubating two early-stage companies: WorldSight and Doreye . WorldSight uses advances in plastics technology to create eyewear that affordably prevents glaucoma in third world inhabitants. Doreye is a revolutionary software that the valley has deemed “The next Google;” it transforms anyone’s cell phone into both a remote control for electronic devices and an object recognition “radar” for inanimate objects.
Key People :
Founder Tom Fenway is one of Silicon Valley’s most prolific investors and philanthropists. His Kadence music service formed the backbone of Apple’s iTunes as well as Final Cut Pro, and inspired most other online music aggregators. He is particularly known for his laid-back aesthetic, notoriously wearing flip-flops to high profile meetings.
Analyst T. J. Bristol handles supervision as well as business support for Fenway’s incubator. He assists the founders in market analysis and fundraising. Formerly an intern at Goldman Sachs, T. J. is the son of Ted Bristol, one of Silicon Valley’s biggest venture investors. T. J. graduated from Stanford, where his father Ted is a trustee and his sister Lisa is currently a freshman.
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/fashion/weddings/vows/Hawkins-Bronson
Vows
Shandi Marie Hawkins and Chad Sebastian Bronson
By: Margot Langsford
Shandi Marie Hawkins and Chad Sebastian Bronson are to be married at noon on
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