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Hands Off: The New Era of Touchless Tech
Because of the recommended health and safety precautions and protocols, people have formed new behaviors and habits during the pandemic. Needless to say, these behavioral changes have triggered an accelerated pace of development for touch-free technology.
Roadmap to Understanding Product Management
Tech Square ATL Social Club sat down with a product management connoisseur recently to discuss the basics of product management, recommended softwares, and the essential work product managers (PMs) do.
Electric Scooters: Back [and] to the Future
Remember when the streets (and sidewalks) of Atlanta used to be flooded with all types of dockless mobility devices, especially scooters? Now, scooters are back – with a vengeance.
TEP Talk: Is 17 the “Most Random” Number?
On National Yellow Pig Day, we popped up at Technology Enterprise Park (TEP) to find out if the number 17 was indeed the “most random” number.
Triangles, Tech, + Transformations
During the past few months of quarantine, it’s no surprise that ramped-up digital channels and a keen focus on DIY projects were on the rise.
How Art Has an Everlasting Impact on Communities
Murals have the power of transforming an area, creating a welcoming environment that attracts people with its beauty, and strengthening the sense of community that surrounds it.
Let’s Talk About Tech (Square ATL Social Club)
At Tech Square ATL Social Club (TSQATL), we admittedly love a little air of mystery. After all, cultivating exclusivity is the name of our game and we practice what we preach. We won’t (and don’t) share all our secrets, but we’re happy to give you a glimpse into the premier society of Atlanta’s tech scene.
Raise a Glass to Mathematics on Yellow Pig Day
Every July 17th is “National Yellow Pig Day,” which commemorates the unique attributes of the prime number 17. How in the world did this all transpire, you ask?
The Future of AR/VR
AR/VR is being used more in classroom environments because of what has been found in multiple studies. Since you have a captive audience, the method of how VR gets translated by your brain results in a 40 to 65 percent better recollection and recognition of the presented data.
The Brain on Meditation
Meditation is an ancient practice that many have tried to cultivate in order to mitigate the symptoms of stress and anxiety. To explore the topic of meditation and its effects on the brain, we invited yoga and meditation teacher Georgia Deane, Founder and Executive Director of Live Free Yoga, to host our first-ever virtual Recess.
Brains in a Bar: Data Sharing Challenges in Healthcare
For the Virus Tracking edition of Brains in a Bar, we invited four Tech Square ATL Social Club members to discuss security and efficiency issues in the process of sharing medical data.
Mind of a Maker: Minimalism in The Kitchen
Carrie Moore virtually invited attendees into her home while she prepped and cooked a healthy, homemade meal and discussed how to master the art of portioning, the simplicity of making healthy food choices on a budget, and basic principles of artful plating techniques.
How COVID-19 Disrupted More Than Toilet Paper
Operations leaders from Atlanta – and beyond – took an afternoon break at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club’s virtual Power Meal to discuss the success and failures in logistics stemming from COVID disruptions
The State of Fitness Tech and Personal Data Management
Regardless of whether you track your health and fitness progress with your phone, smartwatch or wristband, do you ever wonder about other ways these technology companies use your data?
TEP Talk: Doughnuts and Dexterity
In honor of National Doughnut Day, we popped up at the TEP courtyard with boxes of these delightful, deep-fried treats. Out of the engineers and laboratory researchers who stopped by to pick up a treat, we learned that the majority were right-handed with one outlier.