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How is the US getting ready for space exploration? Why is it so important to prepare now for space exploration? How do we move forward in US Space adventure—commercially, government, and other international contributions? Join me and my guess Mr. Bruce “Hawk” Abbott, as we discuss the challenges of space and how the US is expanding its space mission requirements. At the same time, we will discuss what is new in science, innovation and technology which continues to inspire the exploration of space? Please join your host, Jose Negron, on the T3 show which airs on VoiceAmerica.com the Variety Chanel at 9 am PST or noon EST as T3 discusses “Space, the next frontier”

Technology and Innovation has exploded in the Transportation Industry. Just in my lifetime I have seen the big muscle cars to now, self-driving cars. Who doesn’t like to see a fast car or the new models that come off the assembly line. How many of us just look in wonderment, then ask our self, what if I own that car? Our next show, we will interview Alex Davies a writer and senior associate editor for Wired magazine focus on the transportation industry. Yes, get your questions ready and try not to be shocked as technology and innovation revolutionized the transportation industry. We will ask Alex Davies questions from his magazine coverage; what is new in the world of transportation, to the designing of bike lanes to infrastructure funding to the traffic-busting science of the presidential motorcade. Therefore, join us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we continue to discuss new innovations, the impact of those on our day to day and the ones we can only dream about tomorrow.

One of the challenges we confront in society is the production of energy or power. After two major hurricanes that hit the Caribbean and United States in 2017 a resurgence of alternative or micro grids power has begun. Power lost after natural disaster or emergencies is an item of interest. In fact, after a year, very small pockets in rural areas in the Caribbean islands are still without power. How can this power problem be solved? What can inventors and engineers propose to help solve this power lost? To help discuss this subject, I have asked Mr. Richard Haase and Dr. Juan Ruiz be our guest. Both of them have been working to develop the ClearValue® Hydrogen Energy Economy a new source of power generation. Join me, Jose Negron, your host on Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3) show on the VoiceAmerica network the Variety Chanel at 9 am PST or noon EST as we discuss New Energy Source.

In the last few weeks we had an opportunity to discuss the impact of education with Dr. Edgar Leon. Additionally, we had the opportunity to discover and understand two critical technologies with Mr. Brad Chase—Neurochomatic Lenses and Dr. Robert Felton—Numobag Kit. Two technologies that have evolved outside the digital world. We know that digitalization, automation, computerization, networking and other key disciplines are necessary as we continue our journey into the Information Age. Also, we need to keep in mind the other fields of science and health that require the same rigor for innovation and technology advances supporting our daily lifestyle at work or at play. Join me, Jose Negron, your host on Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3) show on the VoiceAmerica network the Variety Chanel at 9 am PST or noon EST. Is Education and Technology: Road to the Future?

Who has not imagine about innovating a solution to a problem or applying a new technology gadget to the problem? We have talked a great deal about new products and the challenges encounters. Now it’s time to look at the issues little deeper to find out how to answer the innovators, technologist, and product developers. Innovation is at the heart of new research that many of us come to expect and use in our daily lives Our guest today is Mr. Mike Stevens and Dr. Robert Felton discussing how the Numobag Kit has and will change how we treat severe burns and wounds as well as other modalities. Join us today to discuss the challenges of using he Numobag Kit at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we discuss Part 2 Technology Innovation – Numobag Kit.

Who has not imagine about innovating a solution to a problem or applying a new technology gadget to the problem? We have talked a great deal about new products and the challenges encounters. Now it’s time to look at the issues little deeper to find out how to answer the innovators, technologist, and product developers. Innovation is at the heart of new research that many of us come to expect and use in our daily lives Our guest today is Mr. Brad Chase, to discuss the challenges of entering the commercial market. Joins us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we discuss Technology Innovation – how cool is it.

Are we educating students for the 20th Century or preparing them for the 21st Century? We know that digitalization, automation, computerization, networking and other key disciplines are necessary as we continue our journey into the Information Age. Advances brought on by innovations and technologies continue to change our lifestyle; at work or at play. What do we need to know to improve our own eco-system of learning? Today I have asked Dr. Edgar Leon to discuss three key questions on how to improve our technology learning. What should be our approach to integrate technology in the classroom. Recommendations and realities? How do we continue to develop problem solving in all of our schools? How to change the purpose of all education programs and use of technology? Join me, Jose Negron, your host on Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies show on the VoiceAmerica network the Variety Chanel at 9 am PST or noon EST. Discover the technologies and innovations that continue to change our lives.

What do you know about Space, NASA’s agenda, commercial space ventures and the US new announcement of a US Space Force? This week we explore space activities and how we got there. My intent is to be a little more knowledgeable about Space, Space components, and activities as we prepare for more and more future space exploration. What is happening now? Why do we need to understand about Space? Who has dared us to dream big and shoot for the stars, in order to achieve a new understanding of the Space industry today? Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3) has the privilege to discuss with the audience, “What do we know about Space?” T3 will discuss how did science, innovation and technology inspire the new commercial Space industry? Please join your host, Jose Negron, on the T3 show which airs on VoiceAmerica.com the Variety Chanel at 9 am PST or noon EST. Discover fascinating aspects of “What do we know about Space?”

Let’s get into the mindset of the racers at the Baja 1000, 500, or 250!! Visualize the pageantry of contingency, the challenges of race course design, and the unpredictability of the unfolding events caused by human, mechanical or weather errors. These off-road Baja races are known as the toughest events in all sports. Where did it all begin? Jose will have the privileged to discuss off-road racing with the sports pioneer Mr. Sal Fish - former President of Score International. Inducted into the Off-Road Hall of Fame for over 40 year of promoting the sport. We will discuss how Score International was involved in the historical DARPA Grand Challenge events. Also, learn about Sal’s involvement with Slash X, and the driverless vehicles such as TerraMax and Sandstorms. Discover the technologies and innovations that has continued to make the off-road racing events safer, faster, and exciting. Join your host, Jose Negron, on Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies - Variety Chanel at 9 am PST.

Where did it all beginning? How did the craze for the autonomous vehicle or driverless car get started? How did these ambitious innovators push technology needed to start the self-driving car experiment? Why are these highly sensors, digital processing, and self-parking vehicles rolling out of the car manufacturing assembly plants today? We starts with three of the most influential personalities, Dr. Tony Tether—Directory of DARPA, Dr. Tom Strat—Assistant Program Manager, and Mr. Sal Fish—former President of Score International. They were able to build the field of dreams for self-driving vehicles. This reality would award a grand prize of $1 million to the winner and achieve what others said could not done before them. Join your host, Jose Negron, to discover the answers to how the driverless car craze got started. Learn about DARPA, Slash X, Score, TerraMax and Sandstorms during the discussions on when did it all begin—the 2004 DARPA Grand Challenge for Autonomous Vehicles

Why do some products survive into the business markets and other don’t? Why does disruptive innovations tend to be produced by outsiders and entrepreneurs, rather than existing market-leading companies? Each of these questions require a balancing act among the large or small size technology firms. These disruptive innovations are limited in their pursuit due to lack of potential profitability in the near term. Additionally, these advance technology developments can take scarce resources away from sustaining product lines or innovations. We begin our program describing what are disruptive technologies and how they survive. Our guest today is Mr. Brad Chase, with a very innovative product called NeuChroma. This is a vision improvement technology and long term vision care lense. For today’s show, we will learn about obstacles that are needed to be resolved. Join us as we work through advantages or disadvantages of disruptive technologies.

Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3) enables our scientists, engineers and innovators to establish a daily dialogue with a non-techy listener—you the listener are the final user of all the products and gadgets. Our discussion today, enables us to take a quick look and realize what is possible. T3’s ability to look at present innovation, technology and engineering projects enable us to highlight pinnacle projects. Therefore, T3’s goal is accomplished Joins us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we discuss, review, and highlight Innovation, Science, and Engineering Ideas.

Over the past year, Today, Tomorrow’s Technology (T3) has discussed technological innovations; their abundance, order, and meaning to our society. Today’s show, we will discuss how science or innovations impact and influence our society. We will highlight some key innovations from ancient time to 1500, stress some of industrial revolution discoveries, and finally discuss how the 20th and 21st Century innovations are and have shaped mankind today. Therefore, what can we expect in the future. Our program describes the importance of science and innovation of products. How do these scientific or innovative products impact our needs, values, and wishes? Joins us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we discuss Science or Innovation that Matters --- More than ever

What a fascinating future we can expect. First, NASA just landed InSight to probe Mars surface and sub-surface. Second, have you looked at the technology gadgets proposed for 2018? I can only ask for more and more. Finally, the investment cycle on electrical and autonomous-self driving vehicles continues to expand—why are so many betting on this future technology. Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3) show, we will continue to explore the science, technology and innovations of 2018. Today’s show will look at Back to Mars, Black Friday, and Self Driving Vehicle Investments. Therefore, joins us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), to discuss the latest Technology and Innovation and how these efforts impact our own lives.

Photograph is a subject I wanted to learn more about but did not have the chance to ask an expert. Today, T3 will interview Master Photographer Philip Kent. We will learn how to get started in a photography as a hobby or a profession? What new technology or innovations has Philip seen throughout his career? We will also explore Philip’s recommendations on going to school, training, or just getting the camera or equipment to get started. Get your questions ready to ask my guest Master Photographer Philip Kent on photography. He has photographed over 1,000 weddings. He is the current owner of Philip Kent Studio at Tysons Corner, Virginia. Therefore, join us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we continue to discuss new innovations, technologies and the impact on our lifestyle or profession.

Have you ever wonder, why some products survive into the business markets and other don’t? Why do some products have a difficult time launching into a commercial product? What is the current of affairs starting new products? Each of these questions require a balancing act among the innovators, technologist, product developers and the major research facilities, organizations or individual scientist. Sometimes these innovations are referred to as disruptive innovations; a new way of executing the task initially envision. Our program describes an innovative product, NeuChroma—eyes lenses used to help many symptoms—migraine, vision improvement, and long term vision care. Our guest today is Mr. Brad Chase, to discuss the challenges of entering the commercial market. Joins us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), as we discuss Technology Innovation -- the challenge to succeed.

Emerging technology and innovation such as artificial intelligence, unmanned aerial vehicles, robots, cyber, radio frequency spectrum expansion, satellite, rocket, solar, automation, digitalization, and finally education technology are changing our society. Understanding their impact is key to understanding how human will benefit from these scientific discoveries. I am fortunate today to discuss the capabilities of emerging technology and innovation for the next generation of weapons, new uses of technology in warfare, and finally science application for national security with Patrick Tucker, technology editor for Defense One for over 4 plus years. Defense One is known for delivering news, breaking analysis and ideas on the topics and trends that are defining the future of US defense and national security. Before coming to Defense One, Patrick was deputy editor for The Futurist for nine years and has written about emerging technology in various major publications.

As we continue to discuss technology and innovation, our Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3) show continues to cover topics that impact us in today’s environment. As I review some of our programs, T3 has been right on point to ensure the audience is aware of new technology and innovations. Today’s show will look at golf, what has happened in the last 40 years during segment one. Segment two we will review facts and factors on Hurricane—especially the technology used to keep the impact area safe—but as we seen with Michael and Florence that is still not enough. Finally, we will review security and the importance of protecting your social media and other internet accounts. Joins us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies (T3), to discuss Technology and Innovation: Golf, Prediction, and Security

The island of Puerto Rico is still recovering from tremendous destructions of two major Hurricanes: Irma and Maria in 2017. Today, they are once again facing a long Hurricane season which officially began on June 1 til November 30. What has been done to date with Hurricane effects and recovery? How is it possible to support the emergency recovery team if in fact the island is hit again this season? How is Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) prepare for the unexpected? What are the Federal, State, and local communities doing to prepare for the next major Hurricane? Joins us at Today, Tomorrow’s Technologies, to discuss how Puerto Rico and other Caribbean Islands are recovering from the 2017 Hurricane destruction and prepare for 2018 Hurricane season. Our guest for this show is Dr. Edgar “Jerry” Rentas. Jerry is a resident and Vice President of AVANTI Technologies Inc. in Puerto Rico. He has been at the forefront dealing with Puerto Rico Hurricane Assessments and Technology Uses.

The US Acquisition process is under scrutiny. Weapon systems quality and quantity are impacted by their acquisition cycles. How can we improve the US Acquisition Processes? What are the limits or constrains for future weapon system development? What are the key steps in becoming an US Acquisition manager? In 2007, the Panel found that defining requirements is key to achieving the benefits of competition because procurements with clear requirements are far more likely to produce competitive, fixed-price offers that meet customer needs. Also, the Panel found that the government invested in requirements definition less than the private sector, and that better requirements definition would help facilitate implementation of performance based acquisition (PBA). Are these statements correct? Joins me & my guest, Pasquale Gambatese Jr. with over 30 years’ acquisition experience, as we discuss US Acquisition processes; should we Stay the Course or Change.