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Science Corp CEO to Discuss Vision for Screen-Free Interfaces at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

Max Hodak is set to present ideas on interfaces that could replace screens and offer medical applications, according to TechCrunch.

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Max Hodak, chief executive of Science Corp, is scheduled to speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, where he will present his views on what he describes as the end of the “screen era,” according to a report published by TechCrunch.

According to the report, Hodak will outline a vision for screen-free interfaces, which he suggests could also provide medical assistance. The report did not provide further technical details about the specific technologies or products Hodak plans to discuss during the session.

Science Corp, the company Hodak leads, has previously been associated with work in neurotechnology and vision restoration, though the TechCrunch report did not elaborate on the company's current projects in connection with this presentation.

TechCrunch's announcement, which serves to promote registration for the Disrupt 2026 conference, noted that attendees can save up to $200 on conference passes if they register before September 25. The report did not specify the exact date or location of the conference session featuring Hodak.

Further details about the content of Hodak's presentation, including specific product demonstrations or technical claims, were not disclosed in the available source material.

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