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Episode 31 – The One with Tim Bean Hello and welcome to episode 31 of Kaiju Curry House. Please download from your favourite podcast service and enjoy our content. Also, go on over to heroespodcasts.com to see other episodes and series. So The One with Tim Bean has Paul and Joe joined by Tim Bean who works as a Talent Agent at Japan’s Legends. Being a talent Agent means Tim gets to hang out with some awesome kaiju celebrities on their visits to the USA, and if you want to know more, then you’ll have to listen to the episode. Don’t forget, because we’re fans just like you, we want to hear from you. Get in touch, suggest a topic and get involved by dropping us a message on Twitter in addition to the Facebook group @UKKaiju Further info As you (may or may not) know we have created this podcast not only because it’s fun for us to talk kaiju, but also because we want to engage with like minded people. So in other words don’t be shy and get in touch! If you’re just discovering us, Kaiju Curry House is a new podcast series under the Heroes Podcast Network umbrella. Comment below, on Facebook or hit us up @CurryKaiju on Twitter! Now on Podcast Addict on Android devices. Download and subscribe today. Where to get more Don’t forget to subscribe to the show now on Spotify and Spreaker! The links are below! Stop by our Patreon to see what kinds of cool perks you can get for being one of our contributors: patreon.com/HeroesPodcasts Not ready for that kind of commitment? No problem! Buy us a coffee over at ko-fi.com/heroespodcasts because every dollar truly does help. Kaiju Curry House Podcast Credits A Heroes Podcast Network Production Hosts: Paul Williams | Joe McIntee | Alex James Executive Producer: Derreck Mayer Links: https://linktr.ee/currykaiju Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kaiju-curry-house/id1459048709 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5UvHH6EmPAskdSReJrL1aC Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/3468342 Podcast Addict: http://podplayer.net/?podId=2460868 Google Play: https://play.google.com/

<h4>Episode 31 – The One with Tim Bean</h4> Hello and welcome to episode 31 of Kaiju Curry House. Please download from your favourite podcast service and enjoy our content. Also, go on over to <a href="http://heroespodcasts.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">heroespodcasts.com</a> to see other episodes and series. So The One with Tim Bean has Paul and Joe joined by Tim Bean who works as a Talent Agent at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/japanslegends/?eid=ARAqEThFXUT97wpvQvRai_lX6u2kBfDiBg-YEIACKsVd-PNaa9wO5H7CnOiLr0pHV1bgWzSg0kci7lwp&amp;timeline_context_item_type=intro_card_work&amp;timeline_context_item_source=100000605542357&amp;fref=tag" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Japan’s Legends. </a>Being a talent Agent means Tim gets to hang out with some awesome kaiju celebrities on their visits to the USA, and if you want to know more, then you’ll have to listen to the episode. Don’t forget, because we’re fans just like you, we want to hear from you. Get in touch, suggest a topic and get involved by dropping us a message on Twitter in addition to the Facebook group @UKKaiju <h4>Further info</h4> As you (may or may not) know we have created this podcast not only because it’s fun for us to talk kaiju, but also because we want to engage with like minded people. So in other words don’t be shy and get in touch! If you’re just discovering us, Kaiju Curry House is a new podcast series under the Heroes Podcast Network umbrella. Comment below, on Facebook or hit us up @CurryKaiju on Twitter! Now on Podcast Addict on Android devices. Download and subscribe today. <h4>Where to get more</h4> Don’t forget to subscribe to the show now on Spotify and Spreaker! The links are below! Stop by our Patreon to see what kinds of cool perks you can get for being one of our contributors: <a href="http://patreon.com/HeroesPodcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/HeroesPodcasts</a> Not ready for that kind of commitment? No problem! Buy us a coffee over at <a href="http://ko-fi.com/heroespodcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ko-fi.com/heroespodcasts</a> because every dollar truly does help. Kaiju Curry House Podcast Credits A Heroes Podcast Network Production Hosts: Paul Williams | Joe McIntee | Alex James Executive Producer: Derreck Mayer Links: <a href="https://linktr.ee/currykaiju" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/currykaiju</a> Apple Podcasts: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kaiju-curry-house/id1459048709" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kaiju-curry-house/id1459048709</a> Spotify: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5UvHH6EmPAskdSReJrL1aC" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/show/5UvHH6EmPAskdSReJrL1aC</a> Spreaker: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/3468342" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/3468342</a> Podcast Addict: <a href="http://podplayer.net/?podId=2460868" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://podplayer.net/?podId=2460868</a> Google Play: <a href="https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iv2x4bjhcjonyxmurgea2qm5iky" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://play.google.com/</a>

The One with Tim Bean

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Tim Bean, CEO of Fortem Technologies, provides a detailed overview of the future of airspace, drones, and drone hunters. Mr. Bean has over two decades of business and technical experience as a leader in multiple technology start-ups in Silicon Valley. Bean oversees the strategy for Fortem Technologies, and handles everything from product creation, through sales, to customer support. Bean has a vast array of knowledge in sales and engineering, with specific expertise in cyber-defense and mission-critical infrastructure applications. Bean’s company, Fortem Technologies, is known for specialization in AI-enabled airspace security and safety. Notably, the company is a leader in real-time intrusion detection. Fortem Technologies can provide military-tested solutions that have the capability to alert, identify, and classify drones, unmanned aircraft vehicles (commonly referred to as UAVs), or other intruding or unlawful invaders. The airspace security expert discusses the many areas where Fortem Technologies’ advances can deliver effective results. He details how US airspace is the most crowded but the safest in the world primarily because of the tight regulations enforced by the FAA, as aircraft are in communication and cooperate with each other to ensure that safety is paramount. But as some aircraft, and helicopters in particular, fly at a lower altitude, the airspace may become increasingly dangerous as drones become more ubiquitous each coming year. For these reasons, Bean states that airports are a prime area where their technology can provide for higher levels of safety. Additionally, Bean lays out the other areas in which Fortem Technologies is embedded, such as border security, oil and gas refineries, nuclear facilities, stadiums and events, essentially any place where airspace needs to be secured. Bean provides an overview of how their technology works to secure airspace. He explains the steps needed in the security process, from first identifying what is in the airspace to the integrated response for that situation. Utilizing RF listening (radio frequency) to catch RF signals between operator and drone allows for easy pick up of what Bean refers to as “careless” operators, who probably have wandered into secure airspace unknowingly. He points out that the true challenge in today’s security is to combat criminal or terrorist drones that fly autonomously and emit zero RF. From espionage to terrorism, these types of drones pose a serious threat to airspace security and potentially public safety. To meet the challenge, radar is often employed to detect unidentified and potentially dangerous or criminal intrusions into highly secure areas. While jamming signals is an obvious way to deter nefarious drone type activity, this procedure is not legal in many countries due to regulatory laws. Bean’s company, however, provides a means to engage illegal drones, dogfight them, net them, and carry them away to a neutral space. Bean discusses the detailed laws that are emerging in regard to protection of critical infrastructure from nefarious drone activity, and how the laws are changing as technology pushes further. Many issues come into play and a particularly important one is the regulation of flying ‘beyond a visual line of sight,’ which Bean discusses in detail. As he states, the FAA is in support of these regulation allowances, and as the terms get worked out we may soon be getting our hot, delicious pizzas delivered via drone. 

Tim Bean, CEO of Fortem Technologies, provides a detailed overview of the future of airspace, drones, and drone hunters. Mr. Bean has over two decades of business and technical experience as a leader in multiple technology start-ups in Silicon Valley. Bean oversees the strategy for Fortem Technologies, and handles everything from product creation, through sales, to customer support. Bean has a vast array of knowledge in sales and engineering, with specific expertise in cyber-defense and mission-critical infrastructure applications. Bean’s company, Fortem Technologies, is known for specialization in AI-enabled airspace security and safety. Notably, the company is a leader in real-time intrusion detection. Fortem Technologies can provide military-tested solutions that have the capability to alert, identify, and classify drones, unmanned aircraft vehicles (commonly referred to as UAVs), or other intruding or unlawful invaders. The airspace security expert discusses the many areas where Fortem Technologies’ advances can deliver effective results. He details how US airspace is the most crowded but the safest in the world primarily because of the tight regulations enforced by the FAA, as aircraft are in communication and cooperate with each other to ensure that safety is paramount. But as some aircraft, and helicopters in particular, fly at a lower altitude, the airspace may become increasingly dangerous as drones become more ubiquitous each coming year. For these reasons, Bean states that airports are a prime area where their technology can provide for higher levels of safety. Additionally, Bean lays out the other areas in which Fortem Technologies is embedded, such as border security, oil and gas refineries, nuclear facilities, stadiums and events, essentially any place where airspace needs to be secured. Bean provides an overview of how their technology works to secure airspace. He explains the steps needed in the security process, from first identifying what is in the airspace to the integrated response for that situation. Utilizing RF listening (radio frequency) to catch RF signals between operator and drone allows for easy pick up of what Bean refers to as “careless” operators, who probably have wandered into secure airspace unknowingly. He points out that the true challenge in today’s security is to combat criminal or terrorist drones that fly autonomously and emit zero RF. From espionage to terrorism, these types of drones pose a serious threat to airspace security and potentially public safety. To meet the challenge, radar is often employed to detect unidentified and potentially dangerous or criminal intrusions into highly secure areas. While jamming signals is an obvious way to deter nefarious drone type activity, this procedure is not legal in many countries due to regulatory laws. Bean’s company, however, provides a means to engage illegal drones, dogfight them, net them, and carry them away to a neutral space. Bean discusses the detailed laws that are emerging in regard to protection of critical infrastructure from nefarious drone activity, and how the laws are changing as technology pushes further. Many issues come into play and a particularly important one is the regulation of flying ‘beyond a visual line of sight,’ which Bean discusses in detail. As he states, the FAA is in support of these regulation allowances, and as the terms get worked out we may soon be getting our hot, delicious pizzas delivered via drone.

Drone Attack – Tim Bean, CEO of Fortem Technologies – An Insider’s View of What’s on the Horizon with Drones and Airspace Regulation

Exercising and getting into shape is something many of us put off until ‘tomorrow’. But have you ever stopped to really think about how your health could be affecting your business? Not only this - fail to look after yourself  now and you could find that your later career or retirement are even shorter or less enjoyable than you anticipat-ed! My guest Tim Bean is a leading Longevity Specialist, Transformational &amp; After-Dinner Speaker &amp; co founder of The Institute of Physique Management, a private practice that takes individuals, prominent business-people and celebrities through customised physique, weight-loss, lifestyle &amp; wellness management programmes via The Hard Edge™ . During this show Tim will explain the importance of fitness for business success and share some fantastic ideas about how to get your mind, body and business into better shape!

Executive Longevity - get yourself and business into shape with guest Tim Bean