Olivia Ramos earned master's degrees in architecture from Columbia University and in real estate development at the University of Miami. But it wasn’t until she was working as a construction project manager in Miami that she saw a need for software that would merge demographic, zoning, financial, and legal data
By Nancy Dahlberg Olivia Ramos has a big vision for her property tech startup, Deepblocks: To revolutionize real estate development by helping to drive down costs of construction and enable better cities of the future. To ultimately do that, Deepblocks’ AI needs to get smarter and smarter, as the startup
Below is the interview of our Founder, Olivia Ramos, by Startup.Miami. See the whole thing here: http://startup.miami/spotlight/deepblocks/ Tell us about you. What is your business background? What was the driving force behind you becoming an entrepreneur? Is this the first business you’ve founded? Every entrepreneur lives with a deep sense
When the Rise of the Rest Bus rolls into Miami, these 8 startups will pitch for a $100K investment When Revolution’s big red bus rolls in for its Miami tour stop May 2, eight South Florida startups will compete for a $100K investment from the Rise of the Rest Seed
As we commemorate SU’s 10th anniversary, we’re reflecting on the impressive work of SU’s 60+ Portfolio Companies. These impact-focused ventures are building moonshot solutions to global challenges using exponential technologies. Here are five SU startups that are already having an impact now—and offering great reasons to be optimistic about the
When it comes to the most profound technology that can redefine the way we do business and live our lives, it is clear that Artificial Intelligent (AI) has the power to do that. The technology has already unlocked some of the biggest challenges—that were not possible in the past—in diverse
By Emon Reiser – Digital Producer, South Florida Business Journal Sep 24, 2018, 2:35pm Deepblocks, a Miami-based property technology (proptech) company that has amassed $2.125 million in funding from prominent backers including real estate developers and CEOs, will launch its software platform for investors Oct. 3 and for the general
Miami entrepreneur Olivia Ramos has many interests: real estate development, urbanism, architecture, sustainability, big data and machine learning. And she believed there was a big opportunity to optimize buildings and make cities more efficient. But Ramos wasn’t sure how all the pieces fit together until she participated in Silicon Valley’s
John Mannes @johnmannes / Mar 31, 2017 The nine startups participating in Singularity University’s accelerator program presented this afternoon at Moffett Federal Airfield just outside Mountain View, CA. Singularity University, founded in 2008 by Peter Diamandis and Ray Kurzweil, aims to make it more feasible for people to address hard
MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. – February 6, 2017 – Singularity University (SU), a global community using exponential technologies to tackle the world’s biggest challenges, today announced its new slate of startups accepted to its Startup Accelerator program. Selected from hundreds of applicants, eight companies were accepted to build moonshot innovations under
