Richard Harris

About

CEO and Founder of Moonbeam Development LLC. Moonbeam is an American-based, DOD-approved software company founded in 2009, with over 100 million downloaded apps globally. Specializing in Blockchain development, mobile technologies, Baas, SaaS, Beacon awareness, IoT innovation, API development, Big Data, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, VR & AR. Founder and Executive Editor at App Developer Magazine , an American media publishing company (ISSN 2572-3421) founded in 2013, and the leading outlet for mobile app, and software development tech, news, and thought-leadership content. Founder of Chirp GPS, a top 10 travel and navigation mobile app with over 500,000 registered users for iOS and Android and desktop that allows real-time tracking of individual smartphones anywhere on the globe. Chirp GPS is also used by fleets across the globe, including some use in the US Miltary. Co-Founder of MarketByte , an all-in-one platform that brings together website design, SEO, online ordering, marketing, keyword tracking, POS integration, reputation monitoring, and customer engagement under one umbrella. MarketByte was endorsed by UniPro in 2020. Founder of ScopeTrader , a registered media company providing a monthly astronomy publication, news, forums, and member website for astronomers all over the world. ScopeTrader was founded in 2001. Founder of LunarAds.com, a mobile app cross-promotion and monetization delivery system known for it's "One SDK to Rule Them All" philosophy, and highly customizable features. Inventor of HyperTune Astronomical Telescope Service in 2001, the HyperTune is known worldwide for its precision and accuracy with regard to fine-tuning a German Equatorial Astronomical Telescope for research-grade work. The rights to the HyperTune and the US Federal Trademark were sold in the Spring of 2009 to an undisclosed party in the United States. Co-Inventor of the HT7 Pure Hydrogen Generator, a patent-pending engine to split Hydrogen and Oxygen into its diatomic elemental components with 99% accuracy for use in ICE, and other energy devices. The HT7 is currently under commercial development in Mexico City, Mexico.