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.
About us
At TERRA API, we are on a mission to enable developers to connect and create solutions and embed AI, by using health data.
- Website
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https://tryterra.co
External link for Terra API
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
- Specialties
- API, Fitness, Health, Developers, Engineering, and Wearables
Locations
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Primary
London, GB
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San Francisco, US
Employees at Terra API
Updates
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Terra API reposted this
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
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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!
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In the latest podcast, Kyriakos is joined by Amber Taylor, the Chief Digital Product Officer at Les Mills International, the company behind the fitness classes offered in over 20,000 clubs across more than 100 countries. Some insights from the conversation: - The journey with Amazon, Nike, and Les Mills - Foundations of great products - Building strong team dynamics and understanding company culture - Global expansion of Les Mills early on - VR and XR experiences in gyms and fitness industry and many more! Full episode in comments
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In the latest podcast, Kyriakos is joined by Sean Harrington, VP of Teamworks and founder of Notemeal. Some insights from the conversation: - What technologies New England Patriots are using - Launching Notemeal - The acquisition process with Teamworks - The product discovery process - How to sell to the military and many more! Full episode in comments
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In this month's team spotlight, we meet Anaïs. She is part of the software engineering team at Terra API and is studying at Harvard University. Anaïs grew up being a singer and an actor, and -- wait for it -- played the following sports: football, basketball, gymnastics, diving, swimming, and softball, and now is into running and weight lifting.
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In the latest podcast, Kyriakos is joined by Mike Nemke, co-founder of Function Health, who announced last week their latest $53m raise from a16z Bio + Health. Some insights from the conversation: - The prehistory in the Special Forces - The founding story - The future of Function Health - Thoughts on AI - Details on the raise and many more! -- Full episode in comments
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Terra API reposted this
Earlier this year, I had the privilege of attending TreeHacks at Stanford University and IC Hack 24 at Imperial College London as a judge with Terra API. Both events were incredible opportunities to connect with a diverse group of individuals—from PhD researchers pushing the boundaries of their fields to budding entrepreneurs launching bold new ventures, and seasoned CEOs driving established companies forward, all of whom provided valuable insights into entrepreneurship and technology trends within their fields. The projects showcased at both events were truly impressive, highlighting the remarkable creativity and technical skills of the participants. For instance, at Tree Hacks, the "Good Samaritan" team (Yash Dulla, Ray Hotate, Shloak Rathod, Shutaro Aoyama), won the health track by leveraging the tools provided by Terra API alongside an Apple Vision Pro to provide users with real-time advice on how to assist someone in a life-threatening condition, displayed in augmented reality. Their innovation, along with many other standout projects, provided valuable philosophies and perspectives on how to engineer solutions at the intersection of technology, health, and entrepreneurship using cutting-edge tools. Serving as a judge at Tree Hacks and IC Hack was not just a chance to witness mind blowing projects, but also a reminder of the boundless possibilities when diverse talents converge to solve real-world challenges.