Wired editor Chris Anderson is leaving the magazine after 11 years as its editor-in-chief to run a robotics company he founded, 3D Robotics.
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Wired editor Chris Anderson is leaving the magazine after 11 years as its editor-in-chief to run a robotics company he founded, 3D Robotics.
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What a great success story. Go Chris!
Congratz Chris
I know an online UA news website that could do with a hand, should you get bored. Interesting times, nice one Chris.
Just blame it on a posting made from your fart phone, that's what I do!
Well done Chris, that's awesome. Now as one of the last Wired functions, how bout that oober cheap (aka FREE) subscription to Wired for my students to read on break?
Hey, good news! I was amazed that you've been able to do two jobs for so long!
Wow...Congratulations Chris!
Thanks Mark! I'll be opening the Bay Area offices of 3DR, to go with San Diego engineering and Tijuana production. Should be ramping up by the end of the month, after I wind down my Wired duties. Stay tuned for more news next week regarding funding. This is going to be big ;-)
Here's a snapshot of Chris' new office in the Berkeley Hills. The rooftop FPV antenna array is impressive, but the best part is the private BART station in the basement from whence he can commute to Chavez Park and supervise APM beta testing.
Congratulations Chris!
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