Scott C. Lemon

Scott is a visionary technologist who has always worked at the forefront of the computer industry. From his start, he was wiring up TTL chips, wire-wrapping prototype boards, and writing assembly code. Prior to the explosion of the Internet Scott worked with early Local Area Network technologies and then progressed “up the stack” and moved into large-scale Corporate networks while working for Novell, and then into Internet applications and services. Before the Wifi standards were finalized, Scott was developing applications for wireless networking and co-founded a wireless internet company in the late 1990s. At this same time, and into the early 2000s, he was doing research into wearable computers and head-mounted displays. Over the last decade and a half, he has been operating his mercenary contract development company HumanXtensions creating Business Process Automation solutions for a broad range of clients. Scott is an accomplished programmer and systems architect and has worked as CTO at numerous start-up companies assisting them in creating powerful technology platforms. In 2010, with the evolution and advancements in micro-controllers, and semiconductor technologies Scott started to experiment again in the lower-level hardware world. Since 2013 Scott has been working on Wovyn, a set of technologies designed to revolutionize the Internet of Things by bringing proven patterns of connectivity to the sensors, control systems, and enterprise applications.