We are excited to be attending the @BiologicalAnth meeting next week in LA! We'll showcase our newest model of the Portable Osteometric Device (POD) & hold a giveaway for one.
Stop by our booth to learn how the POD enhances data collection & sign up to get a POD for your lab!
Just sent out some devices for user experience/ beta testing this month! We will be hearing from researchers using the POD in both the field and the lab.
Ever wonder how the POD came to be what it is? Well, the inventor, Eric Anderson, has all the answers in this recent post.
Plus, there are some pictures from the early days of development ๐
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@SfAAnthro@The_AAFS Keep an eye out in the next few weeks for a piece written by Eric Anderson with a more in-depth story about the development of the POD and our company, ARCTECH, through all the tests, trials, research, and collaboration.
@SfAAnthro Long story short, Eric and the team completed research testing the reliability & functionality of the PODv1 (the research we shared last month @The_AAFS). This brought about advancements in the design, functionality, & operation of the PODv1 and the development of ARCTECH.
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We are excited to be attending & presenting at @SfAAnthro this week in Cincinnati, OH!
DETAILS:
Title: Thinking Outside the Board: An Anthropologist Journey into Entrepreneurship
Date: March 30, 2023
Time: 3:45PM
Location: Rue Reolon, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza
He currently works as an archaeologist with Cultural Surveys Hawaii on Oahu, Hawaii.
Ericโs motivation is to make ARCTECH a space for the forensic, anthropology, and archaeology communities to obtain a reliable osteometric device to make their research faster and easier.
We want to continue to share more about our team, so, meet Eric Anderson, the inventor of the Portable Osteometric Device (P.O.D.) and the CEO of ARCTECH.
Eric is a USMC veteran who found a passion for bioarchaeology while at the University of South Alabama that drove him to obtain his master's at Mississippi State University. He has conducted archaeological work in Europe, Mexico, and the U.S.
Celebrating International Womenโs Day. Every. Day.
We thought this would be a good opportunity to share some faces on our team. So, meet Sierra Malis.
Sierra has been mentored and inspired by some amazing women in the field who not only taught her key professional, academic, and anthropological skills, but also tips and tricks on being human, something she hopes to continue to pass along.