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Mick Ebeling

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Mick Ebeling (born November 14, 1973)[1] is an American inventor, entrepreneur, author, speaker and philanthropist who focuses on developing groundbreaking technology that benefits humanity. Ebeling is the recipient of the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian of the Year Award[2] and was named as one of the “Top 50 Most Creative People” by Fortune Magazine, a WIRED Agent of Change,[3] 2x SXSW Innovation Award winner,[4] a 2x Tribeca Disruptor Award winner,[5] and the only person to receive TIME Magazine's Top Invention of the Year 2 times  - for the Eyewriter in 2010[6] and Bento in 2021.[7]

Mick Ebeling
at Internet Week New York
May 18, 2015
Born (1970-06-26) June 26, 1970 (age 53) [1]
Alma materUC Santa Barbara ('92)
Occupation(s)Inventor, Social Entrepreneur, Speaker, Philanthropist

Ebeling is the founder and CEO of Not Impossible Labs,[8] social tech incubator whose stated mission is to “create technology for the sake of humanity.” To date, 3 companies have been spun off from the incubator:  Bento, Music:Not Impossible, and Vibrohealth. Ebeling is also founded the nonprofit organization The Not Impossible Foundation.[9]

Not Impossible Labs edit

Mick Ebeling has stated that he has “made it his life mission to make the impossible not impossible” and so, in 2011, he founded Not Impossible Labs, a tech incubator and think tank whose philosophy revolves around identifying absurdities and developing solutions designed to end these absurdities with technology.  The company's projects tend to cater to a central character and solve their problem, following the belief that if you find out how to help one person, you can help many with the same solution. Not Impossible Labs’ first project, and also the impetus for its foundation, was the EyeWriter.

In April 2009, Ebeling flew five programmers and hackers from Graffiti Research Lab, Free Art and Technology Lab, and openFrameworks to Los Angeles and in the living room of his home created the EyeWriter, an open source, DIY device which enables individuals with paralysis to communicate and create art using only the movement of their eyes.[10]

The EyeWriter project was conceptualized and first created for Tempt One, a Los Angeles-based graffiti artist who was diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in 2003.[11] Tempt One wrote his first piece of graffiti after seven years using the EyeWriter on April 10, 2009.[12] Ebeling's March 2011 TED talk: The invention that unlocked the locked-in artist discusses the creation of The EyeWriter and Ebeling's mission to raise public awareness and inspire ideas that encourage change. With no technical background in ocular recognition technology, Ebeling asks the question: “If not now, then when? If not me, then who?” [13]

TIME magazine called it one of the “50 Best Inventions of 2010,”[6] and the device is now part of the permanent collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).[14] Ebeling is also the executive producer of the documentary film "Getting Up: The Tempt One Story", winner of the Audience Award at the 2011 Slamdance Film Festival.

Ebeling heard the story of Daniel, a boy from South Sudan who lost both arms during an explosion and, upon waking up, declared that he'd rather be dead than not have arms so that he'd be less of a burden for his family. Project Daniel was then born and, after extensive research, Not Impossible Labs managed to create a 3d-printable prosthetic arm. In November 2013, Ebeling flew to South Sudan and set up what's likely one of the country's first 3d-printing prosthetic labs.  Of the project, TIME's tech journalist Harry McCracken wrote, "it’s hard to imagine any other device here doing more to make the world a better place.”[15] Project Daniel has won numerous accolades, including a 2015 SXSW Interactive Innovation Award,[16] as well as being nominated for “Design of the Year” from London's Design Museum.[17] In 2014, it garnered the Titanium Cannes Lion[18] as well as Gold and Bronze Lions.[19] Project Daniel also won Association of Independent Commercial Producers’ Next Cause Marketing Award,[20] Best in Show in the 2014 One Show,[21] Silver and Bronze Telly Awards,[22] and the 2014 Maker Faire Editor's Choice Blue Ribbon.[23] Project Daniel has been featured in Time,[15] WIRED,[24] Business Insider,[25] Yahoo! Finance,[26] BBC,[27] The Guardian,[28] Globo,[29] The Independent,[30] and CNET.[31]

Since The EyeWriter and Project Daniel, Not Impossible Labs continues to focus on solving absurdities with technology. With Music: Not Impossible, the team created wearable technology that allows those who are deaf or hard of hearing to experience music through vibrations spread around their body.[32] Hunger: Not Impossible, now called Bento, is a simple text-based technology that connects those who suffer from food insecurity to pre-paid meals. The initiative was thought of as a response to the COVID crisis, and has become Not Impossible Labs’ response to ending food insecurity.[33]

Ebeling's first book, Not Impossible: The Art and Joy of Doing What Couldn't Be Done, was released by Simon & Schuster on January 6, 2015, and documents his work with Not Impossible Labs, focusing on the EyeWriter and Project Daniel.[34]

Early career edit

Ebeling's first entertainment job was launching Venice Beach based, FUEL in 1995. FUEL was a motion design studio using one of the first versions of the Adobe After Effects software. FUEL was bought by Razorfish in July 1999. Ebeling then went on to be the CEO of THEY. THEY was a cross-platform design company that worked with clients such as NASA. In 2001, Mick formed The Ebeling Group (TEG), a commercial and film production company that focuses on animation, design and visual effects.[35]

From 2006 to 2011, under Ebeling's leadership the company branched into film and long form content with credits on titles such as “Stranger Than Fiction” (2006), “Kite Runner” (2007), “Quantum of Solace” (2008), the award-winning animation "Yes, Virginia" television special for CBS (2009)[36] and a series of short films with Marvel Studios called "One-Shots" (2011).[37]

Ebeling is also the executive producer of the documentary film "Getting Up: The Tempt One Story", winner of the Audience Award at the 2011 Slamdance Film Festival.

In 2014, Ebeling will be featured as one of Intel's Innovators for their "Look Inside" Series.[38][needs update] Other sponsored Innovators include Jack Andraka.

Ebeling's first book, Not Impossible: The Art and Joy of Doing What Couldn't Be Done, discusses his work on the Eyewriter and Project Daniel and was released by Simon & Schuster on January 6, 2015.[39] The Book is now in its fifth printing.

Personal life and education edit

Mick Ebeling was raised in a family of entrepreneurs and philanthropists, son of Marge and Les Ebeling.[40][41] He was born in Long Beach, California, and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, where he attended Brophy College Preparatory. He went on to play basketball for the Air Force Academy, Colorado, before he transferred to University of California, Santa Barbara where he graduated in 1992 with a degree in political science.[42] Mick is married to Caskey Ebeling, an American filmmaker and screenwriter; they have three children: Angus, Bo Jameson, and Trace.[43] Caskey is a partner of The Ebeling Group and co-founder of The Not Impossible Foundation.[44]

Awards and press edit

Wins edit

Nominations edit

References edit

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External links edit

  • Mick Ebeling on Twitter  
  • The Ebeling Group
  • The Not Impossible Foundation Founder webpage
  • Mick Ebeling at IMDb
  • Not Impossible Book
  • Mick Ebeling at TED  
    • Mick Ebeling: The invention that unlocked a locked-in artist (TEDActive 2011)
    • TEDxKids: Mick Ebeling (TEDxSMU 2011)
    • Mick Ebeling: EyeWriter Needs You (TEDxDU 2011)

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mick, ebeling, born, november, 1973, american, inventor, entrepreneur, author, speaker, philanthropist, focuses, developing, groundbreaking, technology, that, benefits, humanity, ebeling, recipient, muhammad, humanitarian, year, award, named, most, creative, p. Mick Ebeling born November 14 1973 1 is an American inventor entrepreneur author speaker and philanthropist who focuses on developing groundbreaking technology that benefits humanity Ebeling is the recipient of the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian of the Year Award 2 and was named as one of the Top 50 Most Creative People by Fortune Magazine a WIRED Agent of Change 3 2x SXSW Innovation Award winner 4 a 2x Tribeca Disruptor Award winner 5 and the only person to receive TIME Magazine s Top Invention of the Year 2 times for the Eyewriter in 2010 6 and Bento in 2021 7 Mick Ebelingat Internet Week New YorkMay 18 2015Born 1970 06 26 June 26 1970 age 53 1 Alma materUC Santa Barbara 92 Occupation s Inventor Social Entrepreneur Speaker PhilanthropistEbeling is the founder and CEO of Not Impossible Labs 8 social tech incubator whose stated mission is to create technology for the sake of humanity To date 3 companies have been spun off from the incubator Bento Music Not Impossible and Vibrohealth Ebeling is also founded the nonprofit organization The Not Impossible Foundation 9 Contents 1 Not Impossible Labs 2 Early career 3 Personal life and education 4 Awards and press 4 1 Wins 4 2 Nominations 5 References 6 External linksNot Impossible Labs editMick Ebeling has stated that he has made it his life mission to make the impossible not impossible and so in 2011 he founded Not Impossible Labs a tech incubator and think tank whose philosophy revolves around identifying absurdities and developing solutions designed to end these absurdities with technology The company s projects tend to cater to a central character and solve their problem following the belief that if you find out how to help one person you can help many with the same solution Not Impossible Labs first project and also the impetus for its foundation was the EyeWriter In April 2009 Ebeling flew five programmers and hackers from Graffiti Research Lab Free Art and Technology Lab and openFrameworks to Los Angeles and in the living room of his home created the EyeWriter an open source DIY device which enables individuals with paralysis to communicate and create art using only the movement of their eyes 10 The EyeWriter project was conceptualized and first created for Tempt One a Los Angeles based graffiti artist who was diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ALS in 2003 11 Tempt One wrote his first piece of graffiti after seven years using the EyeWriter on April 10 2009 12 Ebeling s March 2011 TED talk The invention that unlocked the locked in artist discusses the creation of The EyeWriter and Ebeling s mission to raise public awareness and inspire ideas that encourage change With no technical background in ocular recognition technology Ebeling asks the question If not now then when If not me then who 13 TIME magazine called it one of the 50 Best Inventions of 2010 6 and the device is now part of the permanent collection of New York s Museum of Modern Art MoMA 14 Ebeling is also the executive producer of the documentary film Getting Up The Tempt One Story winner of the Audience Award at the 2011 Slamdance Film Festival Ebeling heard the story of Daniel a boy from South Sudan who lost both arms during an explosion and upon waking up declared that he d rather be dead than not have arms so that he d be less of a burden for his family Project Daniel was then born and after extensive research Not Impossible Labs managed to create a 3d printable prosthetic arm In November 2013 Ebeling flew to South Sudan and set up what s likely one of the country s first 3d printing prosthetic labs Of the project TIME s tech journalist Harry McCracken wrote it s hard to imagine any other device here doing more to make the world a better place 15 Project Daniel has won numerous accolades including a 2015 SXSW Interactive Innovation Award 16 as well as being nominated for Design of the Year from London s Design Museum 17 In 2014 it garnered the Titanium Cannes Lion 18 as well as Gold and Bronze Lions 19 Project Daniel also won Association of Independent Commercial Producers Next Cause Marketing Award 20 Best in Show in the 2014 One Show 21 Silver and Bronze Telly Awards 22 and the 2014 Maker Faire Editor s Choice Blue Ribbon 23 Project Daniel has been featured in Time 15 WIRED 24 Business Insider 25 Yahoo Finance 26 BBC 27 The Guardian 28 Globo 29 The Independent 30 and CNET 31 Since The EyeWriter and Project Daniel Not Impossible Labs continues to focus on solving absurdities with technology With Music Not Impossible the team created wearable technology that allows those who are deaf or hard of hearing to experience music through vibrations spread around their body 32 Hunger Not Impossible now called Bento is a simple text based technology that connects those who suffer from food insecurity to pre paid meals The initiative was thought of as a response to the COVID crisis and has become Not Impossible Labs response to ending food insecurity 33 Ebeling s first book Not Impossible The Art and Joy of Doing What Couldn t Be Done was released by Simon amp Schuster on January 6 2015 and documents his work with Not Impossible Labs focusing on the EyeWriter and Project Daniel 34 Early career editEbeling s first entertainment job was launching Venice Beach based FUEL in 1995 FUEL was a motion design studio using one of the first versions of the Adobe After Effects software FUEL was bought by Razorfish in July 1999 Ebeling then went on to be the CEO of THEY THEY was a cross platform design company that worked with clients such as NASA In 2001 Mick formed The Ebeling Group TEG a commercial and film production company that focuses on animation design and visual effects 35 From 2006 to 2011 under Ebeling s leadership the company branched into film and long form content with credits on titles such as Stranger Than Fiction 2006 Kite Runner 2007 Quantum of Solace 2008 the award winning animation Yes Virginia television special for CBS 2009 36 and a series of short films with Marvel Studios called One Shots 2011 37 Ebeling is also the executive producer of the documentary film Getting Up The Tempt One Story winner of the Audience Award at the 2011 Slamdance Film Festival In 2014 Ebeling will be featured as one of Intel s Innovators for their Look Inside Series 38 needs update Other sponsored Innovators include Jack Andraka Ebeling s first book Not Impossible The Art and Joy of Doing What Couldn t Be Done discusses his work on the Eyewriter and Project Daniel and was released by Simon amp Schuster on January 6 2015 39 The Book is now in its fifth printing Personal life and education editMick Ebeling was raised in a family of entrepreneurs and philanthropists son of Marge and Les Ebeling 40 41 He was born in Long Beach California and raised in Phoenix Arizona where he attended Brophy College Preparatory He went on to play basketball for the Air Force Academy Colorado before he transferred to University of California Santa Barbara where he graduated in 1992 with a degree in political science 42 Mick is married to Caskey Ebeling an American filmmaker and screenwriter they have three children Angus Bo Jameson and Trace 43 Caskey is a partner of The Ebeling Group and co founder of The Not Impossible Foundation 44 Awards and press editWins edit Muhammad Ali Center Humanitarian of the Year 45 Fortune World s 50 Greatest Leaders 2 TIME Magazine 2021 Top Inventions of the Year 7 TIME Magazine 2010 Top Inventions of the Year 6 Wired Magazine s Agents of Change 3 2017 Tribeca s Disruptive Innovation Awards Christensen Prize 46 2019 Tribeca Disruptor Award 47 Curators Recognition and Next Cause Awards from the Association of Independent Commercial Producers 48 No Barriers Summit Innovation Award 49 Burke Award Honoree from Burke Rehabilitation Center 50 USA Network Top Ten Cultural Trailblazer 51 iMedia Top 25 Marketing Leaders amp Innovators 52 Advertising Age Creativity 50 Most Creative People 53 Gold Edison Award Social Innovation 54 AICP 2010 The Next Awards Product Integration for Macy s Yes Virginia 55 SKIP of New York Ruby Slipper Award 56 Cannes Lions Film Craft Silver Award for Macy s Yes Virginia 57 Cannes Lions Titanium and Integrated Bronze Award for Macy s Yes Virginia 18 Cannes Lions Titanium Lion for Project Daniel sponsored by Precipart and Intel 58 Cannes Lions Gold Lion in the Product Design category for Project Daniel sponsored by Precipart and Intel 19 Cannes Lions Bronze Lion in the Cyber category for Intel s Look Inside Mick Ebeling campaign 19 Cannes Lions Bronze Lion in the Film category for Intel s Look Inside Mick Ebeling campaign 19 Cannes Lions Bronze Lion in the Branded Content amp Entertainment category for Project Daniel sponsored by Intel and Precipart 19 One Show Entertainment Gold Pencil Award for Macy s Yes Virginia 59 One Show Silver Pencil Award for Macy s Yes Virginia 60 One Show Branded Content Single Silver Award for Macy s Yes Virginia 61 Telly Award Silver Award for Social Responsibility for Project Daniel 62 Telly Award Bronze Award for Documentary for Project Daniel 62 Nominations edit Grammy Award 2009 for Best Short Form Music Video for Another Way to Die by Jack White and Alicia Keys 63 References edit a b Chang Andrea April 25 2014 Great Read With ingenuity and a 3 D printer group changes lives Los Angeles Times The 43 year old graduated from UC Santa Barbara with a degree in political science a b Mick Ebeling and Daniel Epstein Fortune Retrieved March 31 2022 a b Engineering Creative Answers to Impossible Problemas Wired October 22 2015 65 Finalists Announced for the 2017 Interactive Innovation Awards SXSW January 23 2017 Retrieved March 31 2022 Disruptor Awards Disruptor Awards Retrieved March 31 2022 a b c Webley Kayla November 11 2010 The 50 Best Inventions of 2010 TIME Time ISSN 0040 781X Retrieved March 31 2022 a b Bento The 100 Best Inventions of 2021 Time Retrieved March 31 2022 Not Impossible Labs Not Impossible Labs Mick Ebeling Profile on Ted com Retrieved October 4 2012 Adam Frucci August 25 2009 EyeWriter Lets You Draw and Write Using Only Your Eyes Gizmodo com Retrieved October 4 2012 Top 10 Most Important Inventions of the 21st Century in Medicine Health amp Fitness InfoNIAC Latest Inventions InfoNIAC Retrieved October 4 2012 An Eye for Art The Ebeling Group and Graffiti Research Lab Take on a Cause Jeff Beer Ad Critic News Creativity Online April 22 2009 Retrieved October 4 2012 Innovate this The Irish Times April 4 2011 Zach Lieberman James Powderly Evan Roth Chris Sugrue TEMPT1 Theo Watson EyeWriter 2009 MoMA The Museum of Modern Art Retrieved March 31 2022 a b McCracken Harry January 7 2014 How a TIME Article Led to the Invention of a 100 3D Printed Artificial Limb Time ISSN 0040 781X Retrieved March 31 2022 SXSW 2015 names interactive innovation award winners The Drum Retrieved March 31 2022 london design museum announces designs of the year 2015 nominees designboom architecture amp design magazine February 19 2015 Retrieved March 31 2022 a b Cannes Lions 2010 Winners Titanium and Integrated Cannes Lions Award Winning Ads Festivals Events Coloribus com Retrieved October 4 2012 a b c d e Not Impossible Earns Five Cannes Lions Including Cannes Titanium Lion Award Business Wire June 23 2014 Retrieved December 29 2014 Mick Ebeling to Keynote TechKnowledge 2017 www td org Retrieved March 31 2022 The One Show The One ClubOne Show Awards Archive 2014 Best of Show Design for the Greater Good www oneclub org Retrieved March 31 2022 Telly Awards 2014 IMDb Retrieved March 31 2022 Editors Say Daily Not Impossible Now Wins Maker Faire Blue Ribbon Say Daily Retrieved March 31 2022 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a last has generic name help Sudanese volunteers are Printing 60 limbs in six hours for amputees Wired uk How a 100 Limb is Saving the Children of Sudan Business Insider Mick Ebeling Shares his story of Project Daniel Using 3D Printers and UltraBooks to Make Arms for Children of Sudan Yahoo Finance The Man Who Wants to Tackle the Impossible BBC How a 3D printer gave a teenage bomb victim a new arm and a reason to live The Guardian January 19 2014 Conversamos com Mick Ebeling responsavel pelo projeto que cria com impressoras 3D membros para amputados no Sudao GLOBO 3D printed prosthetics How a 100 arm is giving hope to Sudan s 50 000 war amputees The Independent January 20 2014 Archived from the original on May 14 2022 How 3D printers are changing kids lives in war torn Sudan CNET Music Not Impossible www notimpossible com Retrieved March 31 2022 Project Hunger Not Impossible www notimpossible com Retrieved March 31 2022 Ebeling Mick September 7 2021 Not Impossible ISBN 978 1 9821 8553 4 Business RX for your design company Death Fall Retrieved October 4 2012 YES VIRGINIA Online Advert for Macy s by JWT New York Coloribus com January 2 2010 Retrieved October 4 2012 IMDb Pro Mick Ebeling Business Details Internet Movie Database Retrieved October 4 2012 Intel Innovators Series Intel Not Impossible Book By Mick Ebeling Official Publisher Page Simon amp Schuster Simon amp Schuster January 6 2015 ISBN 9781476782836 The WellCare Foundation Marge s Story wellcarefoundation org Archived from the original on September 21 2007 Archived copy PDF Archived from the original PDF on October 10 2011 Retrieved November 7 2011 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Speakers amp Performers Archived from the original on November 5 2011 Retrieved November 7 2011 Ad Age s IDEA Conference Advertising Age November 12 2009 Retrieved October 4 2012 Vote for the Eyewriter Pepsi Art Is Now Retrieved October 4 2012 Complete List of Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award Recipients and Presenters Announced Includes A List Celebrities Muhammad Ali Center 2017 Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards Disruptor League May 1 2017 Retrieved March 31 2022 2019 Honorees Disruptor Awards Retrieved March 31 2022 2014 AICP Winners Announced LBBOnline www lbbonline com Retrieved March 31 2022 Not Impossible Earns Top Awards for Technologies Benefiting Humanity Benzinga Retrieved March 31 2022 2015 Burke Awards Burke Rehabilitation Hospital July 1 2015 Retrieved March 31 2022 Robbins Caryn USA Network Announces Top Character Approved Ideas and Influencers of 2011 BroadwayWorld com Retrieved March 31 2022 iMedia 25 2014 Marketing Leaders and Innovators iMediaconnection Creativity 50 2014 Mick Ebeling Ad Age December 29 2014 Retrieved March 31 2022 Edison Awards Honoring the Best in Innovation and Innovators edisonawards com Retrieved March 31 2022 2010 AICP Next Awards Winners Archived from the original on May 5 2011 Retrieved November 7 2011 Events SKIP of New York Skipofny org Retrieved October 4 2012 Cannes Lions 2010 Winners Film Craft Cannes Lions Award Winning Ads Festivals Events Coloribus com Retrieved October 4 2012 Mick Ebeling wins even more than a Titanium Cannes Lion The Stable Retrieved December 29 2014 The One Club The One Show One Show Oneclub org Retrieved October 4 2012 The One Club The One Show One Show Oneclub org Retrieved October 4 2012 One Show 2010 Winners Branded Content One Show Award Winning Ads Festivals Events Coloribus com Retrieved October 4 2012 a b Cannes Titanium Lion Winner Mick Ebeling Honored with Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award for Humanitarian of the Year Shoot Retrieved December 29 2014 Runtagh Jordan Celebrity News amp Gossip Movies Fashion amp Style VH1 Archived from the original on February 11 2009 Retrieved October 4 2012 External links editMick Ebeling on Twitter nbsp The Ebeling Group The Not Impossible Foundation Founder webpage Mick Ebeling at IMDb Not Impossible Book Mick Ebeling at TED nbsp Mick Ebeling The invention that unlocked a locked in artist TEDActive 2011 TEDxKids Mick Ebeling TEDxSMU 2011 Mick Ebeling EyeWriter Needs You TEDxDU 2011 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Mick Ebeling amp oldid 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