Ken Honeycutt

Ken Honeycutt has an extensive work experience in technology and engineering. Ken began their career at IBM in 1982 as a Robotics System Architect and Engineer. Ken then became the Robotics Business Area Manager and Industrial Technology Adviser, where they were responsible for the P&L of the Robotics Controls Business and AML/2. Ken also designed and architected the ACC/4 servo motion controller. In 2000, they co-founded 14 South Networks and served as the VP of Engineering. There, they were responsible for the development of the SlotServer 1000 and SlotServer 3000 Appliance Blade product families. In 2012, they became the Entrepreneur in Residence at the Adams Center for Entrepreneurship at Florida Atlantic University. In 2005, they joined Pragmatic Innovations as the Managing Director and CTO, where they provided technological and engineering advisory services to a variety of industries. Since 2013, they have been the Chief Technology Officer at Berla Corporation, developing hardware and software solutions for the Department of Defense, Homeland Security, Law Enforcement Community and U.S. Intelligence Community.

Ken Honeycutt attended Missouri University of Science and Technology from 1978 to 1982, where they studied Engineering.