
He knew how to run a research laboratory. Building Lucence meant learning what happens after an invention works - and who you need beside you to take it into the world.
Before he co-founded SeeByte, David Lane worked as a North Sea diver. His career in underwater robots, company building and public research has kept returning to one awkward question: what happens when a clever machine meets the real world?
An electrical engineer with an MIT fellowship and an SMU MBA, Gurpreet Singh took Respiree out of Singapore’s research ecosystem and into international business. His story is full of people who made the next step possible.