When you are at the hospital, you feel somewhat isolated from everyone. Especially because he isn't well enough to have visitors. I had this idea that I would ask all of you to send photos of yourselves holding up a message to Alec. The response so far has been tremendous! This is going to be an ongoing project, so please, if you would like to add to the lot please do! Email me your photo: meganrampton@gmail.com. I have compiled the photos that we have received thus far and turned it into a slideshow. I showed it to Alec yesterday, and he just bawled (happy of course). He said, "Megan, I REALLY needed that. That was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen." It really makes a difference when you can SEE with your eyes all of the people that love you and are thinking of you everyday. THANK YOU ALL! Our family is happier and doing better because of you! xo
Similar collaborative initiatives from other industry gamers could have a constructive impact in the marketplace size. Together, Guinn and Anderson dreamt up the Solo to challenge the Phantom's hegemony. Instead of white, Solo would be black and provide features--such as scripted flight paths, open high precision machining code for developers and responsive customer service--that DJI lacked at the time. As 3D Robotics started to take flight, Shenzhen-based DJI was starting to assert itself as the early client drone chief. Founded in 2006 as an organization that built flight controllers for RC helicopters, DJI unveiled the Phantom in 2012, an entire off-the-shelf gadget that may turn out to be the usual for client drones. As the marketing face, Guinn took the Phantom to trade exhibits and bought the product into hobbyist retailers.
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