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Jeevan Kalanithi
CEO at openspace.ai
Jeevan Kalanithi is a technology executive, entrepreneur, and the CEO of OpenSpace, a company that specializes in reality capture and AI-powered analytics for construction projects. His background includes extensive experience in artificial intelligence, drones, cameras, management, leadership, and product design.
Career Highlights:
- OpenSpace: Co-founder and CEO since August 2017. OpenSpace uses AI and computer vision to capture and analyze construction sites, providing insights for better project management.124
- 3D Robotics: Held roles as President, Chief Product Officer, and VP Product. He was involved in developing drone technology for consumer and commercial use.123
- Sifteo: Co-founder and CEO. Sifteo developed interactive gaming systems and was acquired by 3D Robotics in 2014.23
- Lux Capital: Served as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence before founding OpenSpace.15
- Taco Lab LLC: Founder and Partner, focusing on design and technology consulting.16
Education:
- MIT Media Lab: Earned an MS, where he developed early versions of Sifteo's interactive cubes.12
- Stanford University: Holds a BS in Symbolic Systems.26
Personal Interests:
- Enjoys spending time with family, drawing, playing music, and appreciates both technology and culture.35
Jeevan Kalanithi is active on LinkedIn under the username "jeevan" and has over 500 connections.1
Highlights
Visit with Jensen Huang (CEO) and his executive team at NVIDIA this week!
Neato points: We met at the NVIDIA HQ Voyager building, which was actually built using OpenSpace -- pretty cool to show Jensen and co a demo of our technology using NVIDIA's own buildings.
Excited to collaborate with NVIDIA in the future. We are truly at the cusp of another technology revolution.
Thank you to Menlo Ventures, Houman Haghighi, Bryan Eglan, Shawn Carolan, NVIDIA's Dan Messina and many others for making this happen, and providing a forum for some of Menlo's CEOs to spend a whole afternoon with the NVIDIA team. And so great to spend time with other awesome companies and learn about the cool things they are building.
As a follow-up to a recent article I posted, here is another thread that inspired us to start OpenSpace -- this thread has to do with the empathy motivation: that you feel the pain of the users you want to serve, and you want to find some way to alleviate it.
