Stanford's Cool Product Expo preview: Check out virtual keyboards, boosted boards and foldable kayaks
- Shana Lynch
- Managing Editor- Silicon Valley Business Journal
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If you haven’t been, CPX highlights awesome design and new products from around the world. Attendees get to see startups, university research lab projects and new designs out of manufacturers’ R&D labs. You’d probably know some of the previous exhibits: Tesla’s electric car and Nest’s programmable thermostate, for example.
This year’s event, free and open to anyone, will be on April 10 at the Arrillaga Alumni Center at Stanford. Expect to see up to 35 companies showing off their goods. You can read more about who’s coming here, and then check out some of the ones I thought were pretty cool in the slideshow, right.
Shana Lynch is Managing Editor at the Business Journal. Her phone number is 408.299.1831.
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