Ari Rosner, Erick Beavers and Brad Robertson
What did you do with your summer? Learn how Caltech college senior, Ari Rosner developed an algorithm to help compute the proper social distancing layout for schools and other spaces. And how Erick Beavers and Brad Robertson launched and developed their p
This is a two-part episode where LP chats with Caltech student, Ari Rosner and high school buddies, Erick Beavers and Brad Robertson.
Ari Rosner was recently featured in Forbes for the algorithm he developed to help determine the proper socially distant layout for a classroom. LP got the scoop about what Ari developed and how it might be able to help events of all types. Ari is a Caltech student pursuing a double major in both Business, Economics, and Management (BEM) and Mechanical Engineering.
Erick Beavers and Brad Robertson are hosts of the Erick and Brad show where they discuss music, movies, random things they find interesting. You can find their podcast on Apple Podcasts.
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Ari Rosner
CEO, Founder - Pandemic Analytics
Working at the intersection of engineering and business. Former NASA engineer with hardware on the surface of Mars. Caltech alumnus with a double major in Business, Economics, & Management (BEM) and Mechanical Engineering, minor in computer science. Some days you'll find me building rockets, other days you'll find me sailing or playing with my dog.
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