Salt Flats Innovation House

"Allowing room for rapid experimentation can be the difference between keeping up with the pace of innovation, or getting left behind." — Dwight Ramseran, Senior Consultant. Read more below!

5 Things Every Business Can Learn from Startups – Salt Flats #1 Focus on the customer Most (if not all) successful startups are obsessively focused on their customers and what they can do to make the customer experience better. Successful startups understand that building a product that is truly brilliant effectively hinges on how the customer interacts with....

See what's new in self-driving cars, eco-friendly delivery options and space tech in this innovation roundup written by Adithya Menon, Head of Prototyping at Salt Flats Innovation House.

Innovation Roundup — Exciting New Tech & Noteworthy Innovations Let’s take a break from the impeachment trials, fears of a global pandemic, and bushfires, and delve into the ever changing landscape of…

devices, tablet computers and once seemed like impossible ideas reserved for the big screen. What world-changing concepts do you envision for the future? Let’s build them together at Salt Flats Innovation House.

How Sci-Fi Influences Real-World Tech and Innovation Science fiction, while admittedly make believe, derives inspiration from real-world elements.

A powerful combination of and sophisticated systems are set to radically transform how intelligence works in the healthcare system. Learn more in this article from Rod Collins, Head of Facilitation at Salt Flats Innovation House: https://medium.com/saltflats/the-transformational-leap-in-healthcare-226acb21a719

Can this simple concept really help create a culture that’s primed for innovation? You bet. Learn how from Justin Järvinen:

Be Interesting, Then Watch What Happens By Justin Järvinen Head of Ecosystems, Strategy & Ventures

Ridesharing at 180 mph anyone? Hyundai and Uber showed off a of an all-electric air taxi at , and they aren't alone in the race. Bell has one in the works too, dubbed the , and Lilium's founder told the New York Times that within five years, a fleet of theirs could be ferrying passengers between Manhattan and Kennedy International Airport.

Where’s Your Flying Car? Hyundai and Uber Say They’re Working on It A model presented at the Consumer Electronics Show is said to hold the promise of aerial ride sharing at 180 miles an hour.

The Innovation Award winners are in! Check out all the new tech: https://www.ces.tech/Innovation-Awards/Honorees.aspx

Wishing you the merriest & brightest of them all!