Ajit Narayanan

Ajit Narayanan is the inventor of Avaz, an affordable, tablet-based communication device for people who are speech-impaired.

Amy Smith

Mechanical Engineer, Professor, & Founding Director of MIT's D-Lab

Andrew Bastawrous

Eye Surgeon, Innovator & Co-Founder of PEEK

Anthony Wood

Founder and CEO of Roku

Barb Stuckey

Barb Stuckey tastes food for a living -- and wants to help you taste things better.

Ben Gulak

CEO & Chairman, BPG Werks

Brewster Kahle

Founder & Director, The Internet Archive; Inventor, Philanthropist, Digital Librarian & Internet Advocate & Entrepreneur

Byron Reese

A.I. Expert, Future of Work Expert, Optimist, Author, Tech Entrepreneur

Daniel Spulber

Elinor Hobbs Distinguished Professor of International Business and Professor of Strategy at the Kellogg School of Management

David Wolf

Astronaut, Medical Doctor, Engineer, Scientist, Inventor & Aerobatic Pilot

Dong Woo Jang

Dong Woo Jang turns an unusual stick of bamboo into an archer’s bow, an exploration of his cultural heritage and a metaphor for his perfect world.

Dr. Anita Goel

Chairman and CEO of Nanobiosym® and Nanobiosym® Diagnostics; World Renowned Scientist and Expert Entrepreneur in Nanobiophysics and Nanotechnology; Stanford-Harvard-MIT trained Physicist and Physician; Winner of the 2013 X Prize

Dr. Reid Rubsamen

CEO and Co-founder, Immunity Project

Easton LaChappelle

Founder & CEO of Unlimited Tomorrow; Designer of Personalized Prosthetic Devices

Every Prototype that Led to a Realistic Prosthetic Arm | WIRED

France A. Cordova

Director of National Science Foundation

Harald Haas

Communications Technology Innovator & Chair of Mobile Communications at the University of Edinburgh

Ivan Poupyrev

Inventor, Scientist & Designer; Director of Engineering and Technical Projects Lead at Google

Jacky Myint

Jacky Myint designed the boundary-breaking news feature "Snow Fall" for nytimes.com.

Ji-Hae Park

Violinist Ji-Hae Park plays to share the joy of music.

Jinsop Lee

Industrial Designer Who Believes That Great Design Appeals to All Five Senses