Hi! My name is Rob. 👋
As a former Research Engineer now managing the technical strategy for implementing AI-driven business solutions, I specialize in rapidly learning and applying cutting-edge technologies. While my work focuses on driving innovation, I also enjoy exploring areas of technology that personally fascinate me, causing me to turn it into both my profession and my hobby.
I’ve been interested in tech since I was a kid in the 80’s. Today, it’s safe to say that I’m obsessed with science & technology! With the rapid progression across every domain it can be a bit overwhelming for someone who wants to learn all they can about a wide range of topics.
That’s why I’ve created this blog.
The main purpose of this blog is to help me track my personal exploration into a vast array of topics by documenting each of my projects at various stages of progression. This will help my future self when I come back to review my work, but I also hope that others will benefit from me sharing what I’ve learned.
It will also be fun to track new innovations to see if they become a part of our everyday life!
From 3D virtual environments and motion graphics, smart homes and Internet of Things (IoT), to AI and drones, even philosophical thought experiments. I’ll be documenting my exploration into all of it!
Because technology changes so rapidly, I will not be focusing on step-by-step tutorials. Instead, I’ll only be sharing a general overview of what I’ve explored and learned.
I also aim to help readers understand that acquiring skills in cutting edge technology is generally accessible to everyone, especially thanks to open-source projects. You won’t need a bunch of money, or super intelligence. All that’s required is a willingness to learn and the determination to see it through!
Obviously, some investment may be needed to aquire hardware to run certain projects. I hope to also show how I manage that in phases. For example, my first drones were $20 toys that I could hack, which helped me validate my passion before shelling out hard earned cash.
Back in the 80’s it took a ton of energy to learn science and technology. Today, simply pickup your phone and decide what you want to focus on learning. Focus IS the key word, especially when you live in a world where you are constantly bombarded by distractions.
In school, I was rarely engaged because I wasn’t allowed to explore what I found interesting during class. That made me feel dumb. Eventually, I realized that I can teach myself anything and that I’m not dumb. I just had to learn in a way that works for me. I’m hopeful that younger readers are inspired to dive deep into the realm of tech, find what they’re passionate about, and turn that info a fulfilling career. That’s what happened for me, and I always say that if I can do it, anyone can.
Since there’s potential to bring in extra income, I plan to share what I learn about building an online presence and passive income streams. The goal here is simply to support my ability to invest in new projects.
I believe in sharing knowledge with everyone, so I won’t be charging for anything. At most, I may earn a commission if you buy from an affiliate, or love one of my T-shirt designs, but knowledge will always be free at TECH-MULTIVERSE.COM.
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you find your visit worthwhile.
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The “White Rabbit Hacker” image is one of my earliest images generated using Stable Diffusion 1.0.
You’ll find that I absolutely love animal characters!
I felt this image represents my personality since I tend to go gown “rabbit holes” when talking to people, but it also reminds me of the rabbit from Alice in Wonderland that leads you to a magical place (in my world that is technology). The hoody in a nod to the hacker persona, which I can relate to.
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