FUTURIST KEYNOTE SPEAKER
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TECHNOLOGY FUTURIST SHARA EVANS IS A GLOBALLY ACKNOWLEDGED KEYNOTE SPEAKER AND WIDELY REGARDED AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP FEMALE FUTURISTS.
Highly sought after and in demand by conference producers and media, Shara provides the latest insights and thought provoking ideas on a broad spectrum of issues.
Regardless of your Industry, Shara’s keynote speeches bring together the latest technology innovations and cutting-edge research projects, tying them into strategic insights specifically for your business.
Fusing an engineering background with an intuitive understanding of how society is likely to respond to new technologies, Shara is available to speak at your event.
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Shara has delighted and captivated her audiences locally and globally with her diverse range of Keynote speeches, helping her clients navigate the unpredictable future. Shara’s keynotes capture the essence of your business challenges and opens the eyes of the audience. Shara will ensure your delegates will leave well informed, and more importantly be prepared for what is disrupting their Industry today and in the future.
FUTURE TECH BLOG
Unsafe at any Connection: Autonomous Vehicles Lacking in Privacy, Security Protections
Long after the release of the Ford Pinto, and subsequent book by Ralph Nader “Unsafe at Any Speed”, the auto industry became accustomed to regulations at almost every corner. In the digital age, we need to consider automotive cybersecurity and privacy to be just as important as other safety features we've learned to depend on.
Would You Use A Flying Taxi?
Uber is planning to launch a flying taxi service in Melbourne - but with a human pilot! Flying taxis are quickly moving from science fiction to reality.
“Deep Fake” Pedestrians: Real Safety For Autonomous Vehicles
Spotting pedestrians is one of the smart city’s most difficult and important problems. To keep people safe in a world of autonomous cars and robots, systems must be able to tell the difference between “Bruce” and a vertical post.
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