Bryan Westcott
Director, Applied Artificial Intelligence
Bryan spent 18 years as a lead researcher developing and deploying novel machine learning and signal processing algorithms to various Department of Defense customers, including Air Force, Army, and most recently as principal investigator for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Bryan is a Texas Longhorn, holding a Master’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Texas with a research focus on statistical signal processing and wireless communication. He currently leads the artificial intelligence research and development at IKIN, with an emphasis on modern computer vision and generative imagery models.
Taylor is inspired to invent products that improve the human experience and how we interact with technology. As the leading pioneer of experiential technology’s NuRealism movement, Taylor has initiated and facilitated the R&D of an extensive list of technologies that until now never existed. He was also involved in the development of the holographic technology of major stage productions.
Taylor’s diverse scientific skill set and passion for progress are the fuel that drives IKIN’s innovation. He has invested 15 years in creating new technologies for mass-market application. His unquenchable thirst for knowledge is evidenced in a diverse educational background that includes biochemical engineering, organic chemistry, holographic technology, electronics engineering, and AI software analysis.
