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Kunal Naresh Bhatia
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Kunal Naresh Bhatia
@KunalsLab
Product Design Partner breaking down complex systems in Health, Fintech, and Energy • Electrifying Buildings: @KunalsGrid • Before: @mercury • Callsign: komodo
Boston and New York Katılım Mart 2013
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"You are only as powerful as the way you make people around you feel.
It's so true from the stage. It's so true in the studio. It's so true in any kind of creative process."
– @jacobcollier at the @BerkleeCollege Commencement
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@jeff_weinstein Happy birthday Jeff!
@ParmarthNiketan is a wonderful non-profit that is located in Rishikesh, India. It is an ashram that has yoga, meditation, schooling for children, and spiritual retreats.
parmarth.org/donate/
Thanks for keeping your tradition alive!
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a birthday tradition for me: please reply with your favorite charity and what it means to you—and i'll donate! 🥳
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@JustJake @lifeof_jer CEOs who do their own support are goated. And I love working with them.
Props to you and the team, Jake!
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@lifeof_jer As mentioned, but sharing for public:
I wish anytime anybody has an issue with Railway itself **DM ME!!!**
Even if you're getting help from our team members, if it's not to your standard, my DMs are ALWAYS open
I have very high standards for our product
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Excited to be showcasing @KunalsGrid and @TOTEXENERGY at Babson's Sustainability & Energy Club Conference.
20 years ago, this conference about sustainability, energy, and entrepreneurship was started by a group of students. And together we keep learning.
If you're here, come check out the Home Energy + Electrification space.
I'm here alongside Sonya, Jack, Kesha, and Jake from Reservoir.
We're serving up fresh air, hot water, and all the energy you'll need.
Thanks to Ryan, Wei, and the BSEC team for putting on a fun day.
This time next year, we'll have some hardware to show as well!
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@IterIntellectus Love the framing of your questions. Something a fellow biomedical engineer would do!
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@garrytan Sorry for your loss, Garry 🙏
I wish her soul rests in peace and that you and your family can carry her memory with you for years to come.
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If you're curious about how Quaise's technology works, check out their latest with Project Obsidian.
Quaise Energy@QuaiseEnergy
Introducing Project Obsidian: the world’s first superhot geothermal power plant. Right now in Central Oregon, our team is pushing #geothermal beyond its limits and into a whole new era. For the first time, we’re building a plant designed to generate electricity where Earth’s natural heat is most powerful: 300–500°C. At those temperatures, a single well can deliver 10–100x more power than all other forms of geothermal. Project Obsidian is the birthplace of gigawatt-scale geothermal and a new chapter in human innovation. Because when #energy is high-density, always-on, low-cost, and zero-carbon, it doesn’t just power the grid; it reshapes economies. It strengthens energy security and brings reliable power within reach for communities everywhere. Project Obsidian, at a glance: ◾Phase I: 50 MW ◾Phase II: 250 MW ◾Phase III: 1+ GW ◾Zero waste ◾Zero fuel ◾Zero emissions Humans have used geothermal for thousands of years, but mostly where nature makes it easy: hot springs and rare geologic hotspots. Our key technology breaks that boundary by going hotter and deeper than ever before. Millimeter wave #drilling is the solution: high-power microwaves that ablate rock with zero contact. Project Obsidian will be the first commercial deployment of millimeter wave drilling, unlocking a future where geothermal can expand east of the Mississippi and beyond the global Ring of Fire, bringing superhot geothermal within reach of more than 90% of humanity. Obsidian is just the beginning; it’s the best-studied, most economically viable location in the United States to prove a whole new scale of clean power using Earth’s natural heat. This is superhot geothermal: energy, perfected.
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A lot of people have seen what I'm doing to re-architect a building. But many don't know what I'd like to do to re-architect the grid.
Carlos Araque and the @QuaiseEnergy team are doing something remarkable. They are building the technology that allows humanity to get to 100 TW of energy production.
There are only 3 technologies that will help us get there – fission, fusion, and geothermal. And Quaise's technology will help us tap into the Earth's energy, use hot steam (>400°C), and produce GW power plants all over the world.
I had a chance to visit their demo site in Marble Falls, TX in November and listen to Carlos speak at @SOSV this week. Each time I get deeper (pun intended) into the subject – I reaffirm my dream to build, own, and operate a geothermal power plant.
While this dream is years away, I'm going to be chipping away at it. Thanks to Carlos and the whole team for making my bucket list much more exciting.
What's a project you want to do in your lifetime?
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@QuaiseEnergy Let's go Quaise team! Slick work on the visuals and new site ⚡🕳️
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Introducing Project Obsidian: the world’s first superhot geothermal power plant.
Right now in Central Oregon, our team is pushing #geothermal beyond its limits and into a whole new era.
For the first time, we’re building a plant designed to generate electricity where Earth’s natural heat is most powerful: 300–500°C. At those temperatures, a single well can deliver 10–100x more power than all other forms of geothermal.
Project Obsidian is the birthplace of gigawatt-scale geothermal and a new chapter in human innovation.
Because when #energy is high-density, always-on, low-cost, and zero-carbon, it doesn’t just power the grid; it reshapes economies. It strengthens energy security and brings reliable power within reach for communities everywhere.
Project Obsidian, at a glance:
◾Phase I: 50 MW
◾Phase II: 250 MW
◾Phase III: 1+ GW
◾Zero waste
◾Zero fuel
◾Zero emissions
Humans have used geothermal for thousands of years, but mostly where nature makes it easy: hot springs and rare geologic hotspots. Our key technology breaks that boundary by going hotter and deeper than ever before.
Millimeter wave #drilling is the solution: high-power microwaves that ablate rock with zero contact. Project Obsidian will be the first commercial deployment of millimeter wave drilling, unlocking a future where geothermal can expand east of the Mississippi and beyond the global Ring of Fire, bringing superhot geothermal within reach of more than 90% of humanity.
Obsidian is just the beginning; it’s the best-studied, most economically viable location in the United States to prove a whole new scale of clean power using Earth’s natural heat.
This is superhot geothermal: energy, perfected.
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I'm thrilled to join @SkydioHQ on the Inspection & Mapping team.
Skydio's mission is to make the world more productive, creative, and safe with autonomous flight. As both an engineer and a drone enthusiast, I can't think of a better place to be.
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@NareshJBhatia @SkydioHQ Let's go Dad! And happy birthday. Enjoy your new hardware treats :)
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@brian_lovin @KunalsLab @garrytan this Garry Tan guy looks interesting. Will have to check out his portfolio.
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Thank you @ridd_design for asking all the right questions so I could yap a while 🙇
It's a very strange time to be a software designer: the mix of new capabilities + profound changes to every part of the workflow is all a bit overwhelming/confusing.
I'm doing my best to stay open-minded+curious, study new tools and patterns every day, avoid tribalism about apps and models, and focus my attention on making the highest quality software possible.
Hopefully this conversation is interesting/helpful to people...lmk if I'm wrong about things or if there are topics I should write more about!
Ridd 🤿@ridd_design
what are the best designers doing to wrangle AI? @brian_lovin is one of the people I study for inspiration 👇 So today's episode is a deep dive into how he’s iterating on his approach to both using AI tools as well as building AI tools at Notion youtube.com/watch?v=dvEwb1… There are a ton of practical workflow nuggets in this one: ✧ Why Brian has started using Cursor again ✧ Behind-the-scenes of Brian’s new side project ✧ Practical tips for prompting AI more effectively ✧ How to stay relevant as a designer in an AI world ✧ Why his first Notion design offsite was so impactful ✧ How Brian built Notion’s prototyping playground + a lot more
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@Lysss302 @DestefanosSteak Appreciate it, but I'm vegetarian :)
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@KunalsLab @DestefanosSteak would be a great place for your going away dinner + only 10 min from east village
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NYC friends – after 3 years, my time in the city is coming to a close. If you're free before the end of the month, let me know. Would love to catch up.
P.S. thinking of hosting a dinner one evening. DM me if you're interested.
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@AhmedSharif First mapping will need to be fixed! Waze saved me from terrible directions (before the GPS spoofing days).
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Joining @ycombinator as a Visiting Partner for the Spring 2026 batch.
Feels a bit full circle.
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Payroll companies: how can I copy a competitor?
Mercury: here's our product, take whatever you need
Jonathan Simcoe@jdsimcoe
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