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Canadian entrepreneur
Meghan Athavale
NationalityCanadian
Other namesMeg Rabbit
Occupation(s)Entrepreneur and toy designer
Years active2009 - Current
Known forInteractive toy design; video mapping and projection;
Websitemegrabbit.com

Meghan Athavale, frequently known as Meg Rabbit, is an entrepreneur and visual artist known for her work with interactive toy design, video mapping and projections, and folk music. She is the co-founder and CEO of Po-motion, a maker of software for interactive projection installations, and the co-founder of Lumo Play, a toy that creates projected interactive environments for children which was developed as part of the Highway1 startup accelerator.

Athavale is the co-author of eight patents and patents pending in the field of mobile projection, augmented reality, and interactivity. These patents include:

  • Content generation for interactive video projection systems
  • Infrared reflective device - interactive projection effect system
  • Interactive projection effect and entertainment system
  • Content generation for interactive video projection systems
  • Interactive video system

A self-taught musician, Athavale has recorded one album and toured throughout North America. She has represented Canadian technologists at the G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit and the SXSW festival. She has also created a number of interactive installations in museums and public spaces, and regularly performs video mapping and animation for public events and musical acts.

References

  1. "Meghan Athavale's video game making great strides". cbc.ca. 20 March 2014.
  2. "Video: Talking to Entrepreneurs: How a Winnipeg startup is shaping the interactive ad landscape". The Globe and Mail.
  3. "Winnipeg-developed game technology could reach stores by Christmas". Winnipeg.
  4. "Lumo lights up toy industry". Global News.
  5. "Winnipeg company nears production on projection toy". Winnipeg Sun.
  6. "Founder Friday: Meghan Athavale of Lumo". Highway1. Archived from the original on 2015-04-02.
  7. "Patent US20130162518 - Interactive Video System". google.com.
  8. "Meghan Jennifer Athavale Inventions, Patents and Patent Applications - Justia Patents Search". patents.justia.com. Retrieved 2016-02-17.
  9. "Cheshire Grin - Meg Rabbit by Meg Rabbit - Hear the world's sounds". SoundCloud.
  10. "Dispatches from SXSW: Startups Changing Cloud Computing". bcbusiness.ca.
  11. "Impossible Animals Interactive Touchscreen and Interactive Projection Floor". YouTube. 26 December 2014.
  12. "Videomapping Wesley Hall". YouTube. 21 December 2014.
  13. Manitoba Music. "Search Results - Manitoba Music". Manitoba Music.

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