The Miami Smart Ring That Caught Marc Andreessen’s Attention
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In this episode of the Miami Tech Pod, Maria sits down with Ricky Rosa, founder of Miami-based Oasis, the startup building what it believes is the next computer interface. Ricky shares how years of work led to a product that caught the attention of Marc Andreessen, generated millions of views worldwide, and is rethinking how we interact with AI.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- Why Oasis says it's not building a smart ring — it's building the next computer interface
- The long-term vision for AI, voice, and what comes after the keyboard
- How Marc Andreessen became one of Oasis' earliest customers
- The launch strategy that generated 2.6 million views and unexpectedly took off in Japan
- Why Ricky ignored investor pressure to add health tracking and stayed laser-focused on one problem
- Why he believes the next generation of great startups will be built in hardware, not software
- Why "greatness requires solitude" and how building from Weston helped him tune out the noise
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