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Norman Wang Put the Camera Inside the Computer
He once tried on an astronaut helmet to understand a virtual world. Now the Glassbox co-founder builds cameras for worlds that exist only in computers - and teaches filmmakers how to walk straight into them.
The Six-Person Studio That Put a Movie Camera Inside a Game Engine
How a former VR outfit turned into the off-the-shelf toolmaker for virtual production - selling filmmakers a camera that shoots worlds that do not physically exist.
Sunflower Labs
Sunflower Labs builds the Beehive - a fully autonomous, AI-powered drone security system for large outdoor properties. Its 'Bee' drone lives inside a weatherproof 'Hive' base station, launches within seconds of a triggered sensor, patrols a property while avoiding obstacles in nearly any weather, streams HD and thermal video, then returns to recharge on its own. Founded in 2016 and based in Zurich and San Francisco, the company pitches drones as a lower-cost, faster-responding alternative to human security patrols for industrial sites, commercial campuses, and high-value residential properties.