Media

Chef Robotics:

Forbes: 30 Under 30
a16z: Chef is named American Dynamism 50: AI companies Advancing National Interest
TechCrunch: Chef Robotics eyes commercial kitchens with $14.75M raise
TheSpoon: Chef Robotics Hits 10M Meal Milestone in Under Two Years. The Secret? AI-Powered Robots Trained With Lots of Field Data
Forbes: “For Many Immigrant Founders, Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse Is One More Hurdle To Jump”
Bay Area 25 Under 25: “Bay Area Inno Under 25 2021: Rajat Bhageria, CEO and founder, Chef Robotics”
Forbes: “Silicon Valley Bank’s Demise Tightens Spigot On $30 Billion Of Venture Lending”
Wharton Magazine: “Chef Robotics”
Yahoo News: “AI-Enabled Robotics Solution Provider Chef Robotics Hire Ray Martino as Chief Operating Officer to Accelerate Robot Deployments”
Yahoo News: “Chef Robotics Hires Somudro Gupta as Head of Software to Scale AI in the Physical World”
TechCrunch: “Chef Robotics raises $7.7M to help automate kitchens”
Wall Street Journal: “What CEOs Really Think About Remote Work”
Wall Street Journal: “Companies Start To Think Remote Work Isn’t So Great After All?”
Business Insider: “Kleiner Perkins’ latest class of 102 startup fellows includes a founder who sold his company to Lyft and a Y Combinator alum”
F Prime Capital: “Technologies Enabling the Future of Robotics”
TheSpoon: “Do Food Robot Startup Restaurants Need Restaurant Experience to be Successful?”
Abundance Digital (Peter Diamandis of XPRIZE): “Chef Robotics with Rajat Bhageria”

Prototype Capital:

Wall Street Journal: “Prototype Capital Seeks Startups Mainstream VCs Are Missing”
TechCrunch: “Prototype Capital launches to take pre-seed student investing out of the Ivy League”
WIRED: “Everyone Hates Silicon Valley: Except Its Imitators”
Pitchbook: “VCs Develop Initiatives to Support Homebound Student Entrepreneurs”
Global Indian: “Meet Rajat Bhateria, serial entrepreneur and budding VC”

ThirdEye:

TechCrunch: “TheBlindGuide acquires UPenn startup ThirdEye, bringing computer vision to the visually impaired”
Philly.com: “ThirdEye, a start-up by Penn students to help the visually impaired, is sold
FORBES: “Meet Fifteen Of The Brightest College Entrepreneurs And Their Innovative Startups“
FORBES Book: “The New 9 to 5: Young Entrepreneurs Who Charted Unexpected Paths and Succeeded”
NBC News: “Built In a UPenn Dorm, ThirdEye Helps the Visually Impaired ‘See’“
Penn Current: “Student Spotlight with Rajat Bhageria”
The Daily Pennsylvanian: “These students just sold the company they conceived at PennApps”
Technical.ly: “Student venture ThirdEye acquired by TheBlindGuide for undisclosed amount”
Huffington Post: “10 Companies to Look Out for in 2016”
MedCityNews: “From hackathon to exit: Penn students’ app to ID objects for visually impaired is acquired”
Philly.com: “Philly steps out of shadows and into start-up spotlight”

TechCrunch: “Computer Vision Startup ThirdEye Pivots From Google Glass To Mobile”

Tech.co: “6 Companies to Pay Attention to in 2016”
Study Breaks: “This student’s invention is improving the quality of life for the Visually Impaired.”
FORBES: “Wearable Tech To Sustainable Food: The 2015 Business Plan Competition”

PhillyVoice: “Young founder of Penn startup ThirdEye sees campus potential after acquisition”
University Herald: “UPenn Students Successfully Sell Startup, Want To Help Other Students”
HuffingtonPost: “Top 15 College Entrepreneurs Take Flight In Nation-Wide Business Pitch Competition”
Go Commando: “9 College Students Doing Amazing Things”

SIRIUSXM “The Digital Show” Radio Feature
ThoughtWorks Pecha Kucha Night Presented by Comcast and Technical.ly
WHYY Radio Speaking: “Plates get ‘smart’ with object recognition”
MSN: “Computer Vision Startup ThirdEye Pivots from Google Glass to Mobile”
New Scientist: “One Percent”
Philly.com: “How 2016 Wharton MBA grads flocked to Uber, Twitter and start-up firms”
Under-25 Club: “18 Year Old Creating ThirdEye–Rajat Bhageria”
Technical.ly: “Did 3 Penn Freshmen Build the Future of Vision at PennAppsX?”
Mother Nature Network: “10 College Startups”
Philadelphia Business Journal: “Tech that helps the visually impaired be independent”
Mother Nature Network: “App serves as ‘eyes’ for the visually impaired”
Flying Kite Media: “Penn’s thirdeye uses technology to help the visually impaired navigate the world”
The Blind Entrepreneur: “Rajat Bhageria | 19, Co-Founder Of Third Eye Technologies”
PhillyVoice.com: “Inside the ‘Shark Tank’ at Wharton School”
Michelson Medical: “ThirdEye: Michelson’s People Choice Award Winner @ Wharton BPC 2015”
Programmable Web: “Today In APIs: Third Eye Brings Gift of Vision to Google Glass”
Wharton Entrepreneurship: “ThirdEye: Wharton Business Plan Competition Finalist”
The Wharton School: “Bungalow Insurance Wins Wharton Business Plan Competition Perlman Grand Prize”
GlassAppSource: “Third Eye a Google Glass App for the Visually Impaired”
UPenn’s The Daily Pennsylvanian: “App gives the blind a ThirdEye”
ISU’s Indiana Statesman: “Entrepreneurship A Form of Social Change”
MedCityNews: “6 cool healthcare apps and wearables from PennApp hackathon”
Technical.ly: “How-to-guide startup Squareknot launches [Startup Roundup]”

General:

Breaking Hoops: “HOW 2 UPENN FRESHMAN ENTREPRENEURS REDEFINE SUCCESS”
As Told By Nomads Podcast: “Changing the Lives of One Billion People with Rajat Bhageria”
BBC Capital: “What’s the Best Thing Money Can Buy?”
BBC Indonesia: “Apa hal terbaik yang dapat dibeli dengan uang?”
BBC Vietnam: “Những điều tốt nhất tiền có thể mua được”
News India Today: “Several Indian-American Students Among KPCB Design and Engineering Fellows”

Education Reform:

Knowledge@Wharton: “Is High School Killing Your Creativity? Rajat Bhageria Has a Remedy for That”
Yahoo! Tech: “15 Tech Experts Share Their Best Advice for Novice Programmers”
Business 2 Community: “15 Tech Experts Share Their Best Advice for Novice Programmers”

TEDx:

Huffington Post: “4 College Students Share Their Big Ideas in TEDxPenn”
Thematic

Research:

Siemens Competition: Semi-Finalist Listing

Congressional Award:

CafeMocha:

Cincy Magazine: “A local high school graduate concocts an innovative social network for students to share their writings”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Sycamore student founds social-networking site”

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