Mohamed Elwazer's guest appearances

Mohamed Elwazer

Austinpreneur

Embedded Executive

Barack Obama

Nancy Lublin

Scott Kupor

Jake Dunlap

Bryce Roberts

David Hauser

David King

Geoff Tate

Amy Nelson

Bill Nye

Richard Garriott

Sandy Carter

Hannah Hart

John Costello

Juan Rodriguez

OwlTail

Human movement is very complex. From hand gestures to the subtle twitch of an eye, movement can say a lot. That's why Mohamed Elwazer, CEO and Founder of linedanceAI, is building a platform for AI to interpret all of the complicated movements of American Sign Language. For AI, Interpreting ASL is one of the most challenging applications to map because of the subtle gestures and positioning of one's body are very important."We're not talking about simple gestures such as: hey, left, right, forward, backward. We're talking about complicated movements that could form a real sentence in American Sign Language." Tune in to hear from Brance Hudzietz as when he stopped by the Capital Factory Dallas office to learn how Mohamed and linedanceAI are pushing the boundaries of AI recognition and what we can look forward to in the future. 

Human movement is very complex. From hand gestures to the subtle twitch of an eye, movement can say a lot. That's why Mohamed Elwazer, CEO and Founder of linedanceAI, is building a platform for AI to interpret all of the complicated movements of American Sign Language. For AI, Interpreting ASL is one of the most challenging applications to map because of the subtle gestures and positioning of one's body are very important."We're not talking about simple gestures such as: hey, left, right, forward, backward. We're talking about complicated movements that could form a real sentence in American Sign Language." Tune in to hear from Brance Hudzietz as when he stopped by the Capital Factory Dallas office to learn how Mohamed and linedanceAI are pushing the boundaries of AI recognition and what we can look forward to in the future.

Interpreting Human Movement into Meaningful Data with Mohamed Elwazer

Joe Speed

When you can use your “powers” for the good of society, that’s a great thing. I came across a story that described a bus for handicapped people that took advantage of AI technology. It’s really cool; so cool in fact, that it requires two guests on my weekly Five Minutes With…podcast, the first time we’ve ever done that. Check out my discussion with Joe Speed, Field CTO of ADLINK’s IoT Solutions &amp; Technology Group and Mohamed Elwazer, Technical Founder &amp; CEO of linedanceAI.

When you can use your “powers” for the good of society, that’s a great thing. I came across a story that described a bus for handicapped people that took advantage of AI technology. It’s really cool; so cool in fact, that it requires two guests on my weekly Five Minutes With…podcast, the first time we’ve ever done that. Check out my discussion with Joe Speed, Field CTO of <a href="https://www.adlinktech.com/en/index.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ADLINK’s IoT Solutions &amp; Technology Group</a> and Mohamed Elwazer, Technical Founder &amp; CEO of <a href="https://www.linedanceai.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linedanceAI</a>.

Five Minutes With…Joe Speed, Field CTO, ADLINK and Mohamed Elwazer, CEO, linedanceAI