Terra API

We just launched our video podcast series, with none other than Lance Armstrong, one of the most legendary figures in professional cycling! In this discussion, Raouf and Kyriakos discussed with him about his early days, training, nutrition, and mindset. Also, they discussed about CGMs, Power Meters, HR Monitors, and wearables in general and also about startups — Terra being one of them.

'I loved the process. Sitting in the off-season, mapping out the season, mapping out the training, figuring out the process to not lose." Lance Armstrong sharing the story with 300 Y Combinator founders on the first Terra Health Day. Some insights: - The early years and fighting cancer - The Livestrong Foundation, and winning the Tour - Content creation and what successful podcasts require - Betting on people and investing with NEXT VENTŪRES -- Full episode in comments

Here's a look back on the winners of our TerraAPI track and the overall grand prize at HackMIT, Team HarmoNIC! Congratulations again to Arjun Melwani, Arnav Adhikari, and Tashin Zaman for developing an innovative smart nicotine patch that doses nicotine based on user stress levels, using data from wearable devices. This solution not only personalizes addiction recovery but also shortens recovery time, offering a smarter path to overcoming nicotine dependence. It's exciting to see so many innovative projects built through our API, and we can’t wait to see where this groundbreaking idea goes next! #HackMIT2024 #TerraAPI #WearableTech #Innovation #HealthTech

“Don’t Die is the only practically relevant framework that is equal to this moment in time considering the birth of superintelligence.” For the first Terra API Health Day, Bryan Johnson educated 300 Y Combinator founders about longevity. Some insights: - Sleep is the most important thing in our lives - Never ask yourself to have willpower - Don’t trust any doctor - Longer living species have lower basal temperature - The healthcare system is shockingly bad -- Full episode in comments

That’s a wrap-up for the first Terra Health Day in San Francisco. Hundreds of Y Combinator founders got their morning workout kick with Pickleball games and some pull-ups. Bryan Johnson, the world’s most measured man, then took the stage to speak about the philosophy of longevity: Don’t Die Lance Armstrong then in a discussion with Kyriakos, spoke about the early days, the Tour De France, the winning mindset, and the secrets of investing. More details soon! 

We're excited to highlight another innovative project from HackMIT this year! Meet Big Hero 2, an incredible robot built by Nicasio Smith and David Toler II. Powered by our real-time streaming, Big Hero 2 monitors your heart rate and springs into action when it detects a drop, walking over to check if you’re okay. This project showcases how wearable health data can go beyond numbers to create life-saving interventions. Amazing work, Nicasio and David! 👏 #HackMIT2024 #HealthTech #WearableData #TerraAPI #Innovation #Robotics #BigHero2

During our time at HackMIT we saw a variety of creative and innovative projects, Just Tim Beaver, developed by an incredible team of hackers: Charlotte Chang, Jones Mays II, Belinda Dong, and Chelsea Wong. Their project was a robot pet that encourages seniors to stay active and healthy. Using our real-time data streaming from wearable devices with, Just Tim Beaver tracks progress, monitors performance, and helps guide seniors through daily exercises—keeping them engaged, fit, and independent. We love seeing how TerraAPI enables creators to connect health data with new, impactful ideas! 💡 #HealthTech #Wearables #HackMIT2024 #TerraAPI #Innovation

In the latest podcast Anttoni Aniebonam, CEO of Veri, discusses the metabolic health problem, the journey with Veri, and the acquisition from ŌURA Some insights from the discussion: - The first launch - Product evolution - Meal Scoring and LLMs - How insulin functions and the effects of carbohydrates - The Oura acquisition, And more! -- Full episode in comments

Hackers running on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology stage, doing push-ups, shouting “I love Terra API”, at the biggest hackathon in the US. HackMIT

In the latest podcast, Andrew Lacy - the founder and CEO of Prenuvo, discusses the journey with the company that helps find conditions before they become crises. Some insights from the discussion: - Differences in MRI and CT - The upcoming innovations in MRI - Learnings for entrepreneurs - How Prenuvo became viral to celebrities And many more - full episode in comments!