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Management Team
RF Culbertson is the consummate entrepreneur. He has successfully started and led three companies, including the world's largest supplier of fixed-asset based management and accounting software, LeaseTek. Mr. Culbertson earned three degrees, two at the Masters Level and one Baccalaureate, from Carnegie Mellon University. He is in his 10th year as Professor of Entrepreneurship at Carnegie Mellon University, and is also a demanded speaker in engagements throughout the world.
Wayne Scholar has a great deal of experience building and evolving disruptive technologies. As an engineer and entrepreneur by background, Mr. Scholar is no stranger to leading teams and architecting technologies from the ground up. His experience ranges from larger organizations such as Deloitte & Touche and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center to more entrepreneurial firms such as BeFree and VentureBeginnings. Mr. Scholar holds a BS from Carnegie Mellon University.
Technical Advisors:
- Dr. Scott Stevens CMU Senior Systems Scientist, Human Computer Interaction Institute (HCII) & Entertainment Technology Center, “Emotional Personae and Directorial Modeling for Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Entertainment” // “Synthetic Interviews: the Art of Creating a 'Dyad' Between Humans and Machine-based Characters”
- Dr. Mike Christel CMU Senior Systems Scientist, Computer Science Department & HCII, Pubs: “Exploiting Multiple Modalities for Interactive Video Retrieval” // “Enhanced Access to Digital Video through Visually Rich Interfaces”
- Dr. Alex Hauptmann CMU Senior Systems Scientist, Computer Science Department, speech recognition, speech synthesis, and speech interfaces. Pubs: “Automatically Labeling Data Using Multi-Class Active Learning” // “Machine Learning for Video Classification and Retrieval” // “Video and Audio Analysis for Remembering Conversations.”
- Dr. Don Marinelli CMU Co-Director of the Entertainment Technology Center, and a Professor of Drama and Arts Management. Appointed to the School of Computer Science and the Informedia Project, “Applying Dramatic and Cinema Graphic Theory to Multimedia Interface and Application Design.”
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