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February 12, 2020, Episode #211
- CEO of Skim Reaper
- The Dasburg Family Preeminent Chair in Engineering in the Department of Computer and Information Science and Engineering at the University of Florida
- CTO of Skim Reaper
- Ph.D Student in the Department of Computer and Information Science and Engineering at the University of Florida
- What is Skim Reaper
- How does it work?
- Behind the name
- Did you know that when your PCB’s first hit our production line we thought you were manufacturing a skimming device!
- Swipe vs Chip
- How did you start? What was the beginning of the project?
- The hardware itself
- Form Factor challenges
- Engineering Roadblocks you had to overcome?
- Growing your business
- What is your method for getting media coverage to spread the news about the Skim Reaper device
- Plans for future growth and market expansion
- So if someone detects a skimmer..what do they do?
Patrick Traynor, CEO of Skim Reaper
Christian Peeters, CTO of Skim Reaper
The Skim Reaper in Action!
About the Hosts
Stephen Kraig
Stephen Kraig is a component engineer working in the aerospace industry. He has applied his electrical engineering knowledge in a variety of contexts previously, including oil and gas, contract manufacturing, audio electronic repair, and synthesizer design. A graduate of Texas A&M, Stephen has lived his adult life in the Houston, TX, and Denver, CO, areas.
Stephen has never said no to a project. From building guitar amps (starting when he was 17) to designing and building his own CNC table to fine-tuning the mineral composition of the water he uses to brew beer, he thrives on testing, experimentation, and problem-solving. Tune into the podcast to learn more about the wacky stuff Stephen gets up to.
Special thanks to whixr over at Tymkrs for the intro and outro!