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Step into the Crab Tank

Today, we've got a preview of the tech-focused programming (including a pitch competition called, you guessed it, "Crab Tank") that will close out Baltimore Homecoming's Amplify 2022 programming tomorrow.
 
The event, as reflected in its presenting organization's name, highlights where Baltimore’s been and where it's going. For us, this begs some questions that we'll put to you:
 
What do you see when you read Baltimore's tea leaves? What lessons from Baltimore’s past still need to be learned for Baltimore to thrive? What must it do as a tech city, a major East Coast city and a region with the infrastructure to house millions?
 
Let us know your thoughts on where Baltimore has yet to go by replying to this email or sending a note to , anytime.
 
—Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby (donte@technical.ly)

Top Stories

Baltimore Homecoming’s Amplify 2022 is winding down, but it saved the tech for last

By Donte Kirby | 1 minute readThe third annual event to celebrate Baltimore innovators far and wide is wrapping up this Friday. Prominent members of the tech community will speak while startups will pitch ventures for a chance to win over $20,000.
Surgical robots, Mayor Scott and more to appear at first Galen Robotics open house
By Donte Kirby | 1 minute read

The company is opening its HQ at 1100 Wicomico to those who want to experience its new generation of surgical robots. Read more »

Meet the 30+ leaders bringing company-building lessons at Technical.ly’s Introduced conference
By Amanda Nardi | 3 minute read

These entrepreneurs and HR pros will share a hybrid stage for the May 12 event during the 12th annual Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast. Read more »

Take Code & Supply’s survey studying tech workers’ compensation and job satisfaction
By Colin Dean | 3 minute read

The Pittsburgh-based community of software professionals calls for responses to its anonymous survey analyzing tech workers’ compensation nationally and how it affects other aspects of work and life. Read more »

From nanosensors to vaccines, these creations won UMD’s Invention of the Year awards
By Donte Kirby | 2 minute read

Learn more about the creations that won awards during Innovate Maryland, UM Ventures's annual event celebrating inventions that arise from University of Maryland-based research. Read more »

Blast from the past

MissionTix: this Baltimore ticketing company hopes to triple sales by 2017
Originally published April 2, 2014

With new CEO Greg Cangialosi, a prominent tech business leader, this nine-person company will soon release a new ticketing platform. The overall goal: triple sales from $12 million to between $30 and $36 million in the next two to three years. Read more »

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