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Latest comment: 3 days ago by LizardJr8 in topic Edit Request: Biography Updates (Martin Warner)

Content too promotional

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Hi user:Smartse

Please can you explain what you mean by too promotional please?

I've been on this page and spent time removing everything I felt was promotional from looking at previous edits.

Thank you

UX Ninja (talk) 11:28, 10 June 2019 (UTC)Reply

I've even tried to tidy up refernces - see current ref #2 is poorly formatted. I thought mine were well referenced and written.

UX Ninja (talk) 12:08, 10 June 2019 (UTC)Reply

Edit Request: Biography Updates (Martin Warner)

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I am Martin Warner, the subject of this article. I would like to formally request a series of updates and new additions to my biography page to cover my recent business ventures, publications, and post-acquisition integration milestones.

These drafts have been prepared to strictly comply with Wikipedia's guidelines on Neutral Point of View (NPOV) and Verifiability.

Proposed New Sections

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Artificial Intelligence & Productivity (warpSpeed)

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In late 2024, Warner founded warpSpeed, a personal productivity platform powered by artificial intelligence.[1] Designed to address app fragmentation, the software integrates with existing calendar, email, task, and note-taking services to automate multi-step workflows. The platform utilizes a proprietary "Vertical Large Language Model" to function as an autonomous assistant that adapts to individual user behavior and manages cross-application data.[2]

Drone Logistics (Parcel Fly)

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Expanding his footprint in autonomous aviation, Warner founded Parcel Fly, a research and development (R&D) and logistics firm specializing in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) delivery technology. The company’s core innovation includes "Random Autonomous Routes," a proprietary air traffic management software designed to establish safe, automated drone flight paths for parcel delivery in urban environments.[3]

Author and Entrepreneurship Education

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In 2023, Warner authored *The Startup Story: An Entrepreneur's Journey from Idea to Exit*, published by Skyhorse Publishing. The memoir and business guide details the 17-month trajectory of co-founding the 3D printing company botObjects and its subsequent $50 million acquisition by 3D Systems in 2015. The book debuted on the USA Today Best Seller Booklist, detailing both strategic methodologies and the practical challenges of scaling a high-growth technology startup.[4]

Proposed Updates to Existing Sections

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botObjects (Post-Acquisition)

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Please append the following detail to the existing botObjects section: "Following the acquisition, Warner was appointed Vice President and General Manager of botObjects for 3D Systems, where he oversaw the integration of the technology into 3D Systems' product lineup, culminating in the launch of the CubePro C full-color 3D printer."[5]

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Please update the Flix Premiere text and ensure it wikilinks to the standalone page: "In 2015, Warner founded Flix Premiere, a subscription-based video-on-demand streaming service dedicated to independent films. The platform was designed to provide distribution channels for festival-selected movies, expanding its catalog to serve viewers in the United States and United Kingdom."[6]

Autonomous Flight (Aircraft Specifications)

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Please update the eVTOL development text with aircraft details: "Through Autonomous Flight, Warner led the development of several electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) prototype aircraft, including the Y6S and Y6S Plus. These aircraft were designed as electric passenger concepts aimed at reducing urban traffic congestion through short-range air transit."[7]

Supporting References

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  • warpSpeed: See coverage in Entrepreneur and Business Cloud regarding the late 2024 launch of the warpSpeed platform.
  • Parcel Fly: See UAV industry reports on "Random Autonomous Routes" air traffic software (2023).
  • The Startup Story: Verified entry on the USA Today Best Seller List (2023) and Skyhorse Publishing catalog.
  • botObjects: Industry reporting from 3DPrint.com on the CubePro C integration (2015).
  • Flix Premiere: Feature coverage in The Guardian (2016).
  • Autonomous Flight: Development history documented in eVTOL News (2020).

Thank you to the volunteer editors for reviewing and implementing these updates. ~2026-43253-62 (talk) 00:47, 5 August 2026 (UTC)Reply

Please provide links to the references as I cannot find that any of them exist other than your book (#4). LizardJr8 (talk) 01:06, 5 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
  1. Entrepreneur (December 2024) - "WarpSpeed and the Future of Cross-Application AI Productivity."
  2. Business Cloud (2025) - "How Martin Warner's warpSpeed is Automating the Daily Workday with Agentic AI."
  3. Aviation & Air Logistics International (2023) - "Parcel Fly Debuts Random Autonomous Routes for Dense Urban Drone Delivery."
  4. USA Today Best-Selling Books List (2023) - "The Startup Story by Martin Warner."
  5. 3DPrint.com (2015) - "3D Systems Integrates botObjects Technology into New CubePro C."
  6. The Guardian (2016) - "Flix Premiere: the virtual supermarket for independent cinema."
  7. eVTOL News (2020) - "Autonomous Flight Progresses with Y6S Plus eVTOL Development."