On July 20, 1969, in arguably humanity's most incredible achievement, the Apollo 11 mission landed a man on the moon. The Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia was the only part of the mission that returned to Earth. In 2016, on the 47th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing mission, the Smithsonian released a near-identical 3D model of the Command Module. This model took 2 years to build, and some of the best engineering and science minds in the world worked on this project. The person that designed and architected the extraordinary technology behind the model can be found at the 1:50 mark in the video below. His name is Brian M. , now CTO of Bright Machines , and I'm incredibly proud and humbled to call him my peer. Brian sits right next to me now, working on a different mission: building intelligent robots that will transform an entire industry. At Bright, we're not only working on bleeding edge technology - we're defining it. Want to work with us? We're interested in world-class roboticists, Applied Scientists and Software Engineers who want to work on technology that is truly transformative. Contact me to find out more #hiring #DayOne …see more