From building GenAI and spatial computing practices at Accenture Song to shipping AI products at Greytt — I live at the edge of what's next, and I share what I find.
Signal, not noise. The tools, launches and ideas actually worth your attention — tested hands-on wherever possible.
New models, agents and tools — separated into "changes everything" and "changes nothing." I build with AI daily at Greytt, so takes come from practice, not press releases.
Keynote reactions, hands-on impressions, hidden features and honest takes on whether the new thing is worth your money. Yes, I'm a buff. No, I'm not always kind.
I led Spatial and XR at Accenture Song and hold a UX certification for AR/VR design — spatial computing is a long-time obsession, from Vision Pro to what comes after screens.
What's worth buying, what's hype, and the occasional deep-cut find you didn't know you needed.
How new technology actually changes marketing, brands and businesses — the lens two decades in the industry gives you.
The most underrated frontier: technology designed for the 50+. It's what we build at Greytt, and where some of the biggest opportunities hide.
Long-form essays on where technology is heading — written between building things with it.
Is this the iPhone moment for the XR industry? The infinity-gauntlet take on mainstream spatial computing, from someone who built XR for a living.
Why AI progress feels like an impossible staircase — and how Greytt.ai is solving it. Also a talk ▶.
Where's the wow factor? A meme-fest-season look at smartphone innovation theatre — and what actually matters.
When a game developer drew a scannable QR code with drones over Shanghai — and what it signalled about media's next canvas.
Sixteen years of sharing the new thing before it was the thing.
Hand-compiled the stats, made the forecast on the blog. The post ↗
Filmed it two years before unboxings became a genre. Still on Facebook ↗
On BFM 89.9's Back to Business as the world went remote. Listen ▶
Mapping the post-pandemic media landscape before it settled. Watch ▶
Featured on XROM (Home of Extended Reality) and in CNA's Web3 Revolution TV report across Thailand, Taiwan and Singapore. XROM ▶ · CNA ▶
Called the GenAI-video moment via that Air India spot. The post ↗
Marked Apple's 50th anniversary — and Tim Cook's 15 years holding the fort after Jobs — the way only an Apple buff running an age-positive company could. Facebook ↗
"A sucker for good data visualization" — watching the 50+ Gen G use the platform across the world, in real time. Facebook ↗
Because this isn't commentary from the sidelines.
Led the practice as Managing Director — enterprise XR and AI applications for global brands.
Co-founder of Greytt, building AI and data-driven products for the 50+ market.
Formal training in UX design principles for augmented and virtual reality.
From the digital media shift to Industry 4.0 to GenAI — spotted early, applied early.
Hand-compiled Facebook's country-wise user data when it had 183M users and forecast the billion-user era. Off by a year — Facebook crossed 1B in 2012.
Filmed an iPad unboxing when "unboxing" wasn't yet a thing — the trend caught on from 2012. In a parallel universe, there's a very successful tech channel.
Wrote about the psychology of social networking in the Orkut era — two decades before running WhatsApp communities became second nature.
Geeking out over digital panorama stitching versus the analog tripod-and-math ritual. The pattern was set early: new tool arrives, Rama tests it, Rama shares it.
Screenshotted Lehman's careers page mid-collapse — an early lesson in why digital presence IS the brand, posted as the crisis unfolded.
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