Knoxville-based Patrick Hunt (left), founder-CEO of Tingz (formerly Modern Sprocket), presented his plan to create widgets for home appliances and other electronic devices that would knit them altogether to create personalized interactive consumer ecosystems. He's made the round to the Angel Capital Group based in Sumner County, and presented at TechCrunch. Thursday's AT&T announcement about its formation of an emerging-devices devices seems congruent with Hunt's vision.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
ATT: Machine to Machine and Knoxville's Tingz
Knoxville-based Patrick Hunt (left), founder-CEO of Tingz (formerly Modern Sprocket), presented his plan to create widgets for home appliances and other electronic devices that would knit them altogether to create personalized interactive consumer ecosystems. He's made the round to the Angel Capital Group based in Sumner County, and presented at TechCrunch. Thursday's AT&T announcement about its formation of an emerging-devices devices seems congruent with Hunt's vision.
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