Divya Thakur's guest appearances

Divya Thakur

Beyond Rockets

Open/Ended Design

OwlTail

In this episode, I sit down to talk with the founder of Yard Robotics a local lawn mowing business that uses robots &amp; AI to mow your yard. You can visit their website https://yard.bot/ today to find out how you too can have your yard mowed by a robot.Support the show

In this episode, I sit down to talk with the founder of Yard Robotics a local lawn mowing business that uses robots &amp; AI to mow your yard. You can visit their website <a href="https://yard.bot/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://yard.bot/</a> today to find out how you too can have your yard mowed by a robot.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/beyondrockets?fan_landing=true" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Yard Robotics: Divya Thakur

Divya Thakur has led the creation of a contemporary Indian design identity. Based in Mumbai with a life and home in Colaba which reflect her textured Indian worldview, she is feisty, funny, bold and always thoughtful to speak with.  She is a powerhouse of design thinking, product and practice and has had exhibitions and projects spanning the world of contemporary design./ Divya speaks with us about future dreams in forging a stronger professional voice and space outside of India; but also about her life's work in creating a contemporary Indian visual language, technology and design, continually adapting in design across the cerebral and the practical, India's connection to the Bauhaus and uncovering the forgotten history behind India's Chairs. /  "I think my cultural crusade has been to use my skill sets as a designer to create a modern Indian visual vocabulary. This may sound simple but it hasn't been an easy journey - as we've all tended to look to the west.” / 

Divya Thakur has led the creation of a contemporary Indian design identity. Based in Mumbai with a life and home in Colaba which reflect her textured Indian worldview, she is feisty, funny, bold and always thoughtful to speak with. She is a powerhouse of design thinking, product and practice and has had exhibitions and projects spanning the world of contemporary design./ Divya speaks with us about future dreams in forging a stronger professional voice and space outside of India; but also about her life's work in creating a contemporary Indian visual language, technology and design, continually adapting in design across the cerebral and the practical, India's connection to the Bauhaus and uncovering the forgotten history behind India's Chairs. / "I think my cultural crusade has been to use my skill sets as a designer to create a modern Indian visual vocabulary. This may sound simple but it hasn't been an easy journey - as we've all tended to look to the west.” /