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Dorian Lazzari
R&D
Professional Background
Dorian Lazzari is a passionate technology enthusiast whose journey into the world of computing began at a young age. Inspired by an early gift from his grandmother, a Compaq 286 PC, Dorian's curiosity led him to dismantle and explore the inner workings of computers, laying the groundwork for his future endeavors in technology and computer science. His keen interest in technology has increasingly evolved, particularly over the last decade, as he discovered the transformative potential of Augmented Reality (AR).
In his professional career, Dorian has been instrumental in several innovative tech projects, notably as the Founder of a stealth startup dedicated to harnessing the power of AR. His expertise spans not just technological innovation but also team-building for complex projects, ensuring that teams function effectively in high-stakes environments. Dorian's prior role in research and innovation at ViewTwoo further positioned him as a thought leader in the field, where he could explore uncharted territories in technology, particularly those dealing with the myriad applications of augmented reality.
Dorian's approach to technology is characterized by a problem-solving mindset. He thrives on addressing complex issues with innovative solutions that defy conventional norms, making him a valuable asset in any technology-centric initiative. His ability to visualize the societal impact of technology has paved the way for forward-thinking discussions and developments in the tech industry.
Highlights
Structure and Protocol: The Foundations of Systems
Structure and protocol are crucial concepts that form the backbone of many systems. Though often difficult to fully grasp, they are essential for creation, communication, and sharing. A prime example of such a structure today is the internet, an infrastructure that supports a myriad of activities and content.
When it comes to software content, the focus typically shifts to services, identifying the target market, and validating it. Mentors often guide startups with advice like, "You need to validate a target" or "You need to know who to sell your product or service to." These are indeed valid points if the goal is to offer a specific service or content.
However, the challenge becomes exponentially more complex when it comes to validating a structure or a protocol. Why? Because you are providing a tool or a space that allows people to create "almost" anything. In this scenario, the target audience becomes difficult to quantify, as countless variables come into play—the most complex of which is the human element. This brings us to a concept that many find daunting: unpredictability. Investors, lawyers, and anyone looking to minimize risk are often uneasy with this notion.
The internet, in a way, can be compared to a vast library without clear categorization. Search engines act as the librarians of this immense collection, with Google being the most efficient—and thus, the most valued—librarian.
Personally, I have always been more fascinated by structures than by content. A well-conceived structure must be meticulously designed: complex for those who create it, but simple for those who use it. This presents a challenge of the highest order. A powerful metaphor for this is the empty space in The Matrix—an environment where infinite content can be loaded. It serves as a perfect example of a structure: empty, yet full of potential.
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