<strong>Speakers:</strong>
Jason Seawall, CEO, Numurus LLC
Leverette Bezanson, Vice President, SeeByte Inc.

<strong>When:</strong> Tuesday, March 21st, 12:00 pm PT (Pizza at 11:45 prior to talk)

<strong>Where:</strong> APL Henderson Hall 1st Floor Commons

<strong>Talk Summary:</strong>
Please join Numurus and SeeByte for a lunch and learn event March 21st, 2023 to learn how Numurus’ NEPI smart system software combined with SeeByte’s marine ML model development expertise provides a rapid, turnkey solution to accelerate your next AI-enabled marine robotic or smart sensing project.  The event will be held on the University of Washington campus at Henderson Hall in the 1st floor commons area starting at 11:45 with pizza and drinks served.  Presentations will begin at 12.  Please RSVP to <a href="mailto:events@numurus.com">events@numurus.com</a> to reserve your space for this event.

<strong>Bios: </strong>
<em>Jason Seawall</em>
Jason Seawall has over 20 years of experience in the field of marine robotics and sensing. Jason was a research engineer at both the Applied Research Laboratory in Austin Texas and the Applied Physics Laboratory in Seattle Washington where he worked on underwater robotic and sensing technologies for defense applications. He was a co-founder at BlueView Technologies, a marine smart sensing company. In 2017, Jason founded Numurus to focus on a new generation of products and services aimed at simplifying the creation of AI solutions for robotic and smart sensing applications.

<em>Leverett Bezanson</em>
Leverett Bezanson has over 15 years of experience in the field of marine robotics and sensing. Before taking his current role as Vice President at Seebyte Inc, Leverett managed engineering and product development at several marine technology companies including Ocean Motion and Seabotix. Today, leverett Leads all of the U.S. based engineering efforts. SeeByte is involved in many ongoing Office of Naval Research, JIEDDO, and Naval Sea and Air Systems Command projects, as well as the US Navy EOD MK 18 Family of Systems Program of Record.