KEVIN O'DONOVANTECHNOLOGY EVANGELIST · TECHNOLOGY SCOUTMY CHANNELS
I use each of my channels for a reason. Each has its own audience, its own editorial role and its own kind of conversation.
Some are where I think things through. Some are where I show what I have seen. Some are where a single technology moment can start a much bigger discussion.
KEVIN O’DONOVAN WEBSITE
This website is where the fuller story comes together: what I am working on, what I am watching, where I will be next and the Insights that connect events, conversations and emerging technology.
If you want the most complete view of my work, start here.
Explore my InsightsLinkedIn is where I develop ideas in public, share observations from the field and connect individual technology developments to the wider business and industrial picture.
You will find posts, articles, videos, event reporting and the conversations that follow them. It is also the best place to connect with me directly.
Follow me on LinkedInYOUTUBE
YouTube is home to the full interviews, event takeaways, explainers and shorter clips built around a single technology moment or question.
It is where you can hear directly from the people building the technology, see the demonstrations and go beyond what can fit into a single post.
Watch and subscribe on YouTubeInstagram is the more immediate visual layer of my work: exhibition floors, behind-the-scenes moments, robots, demonstrations, travel and the things that catch my eye along the way.
Reels and Stories bring you closer to what it feels like to be there, while still asking what the technology might mean beyond the spectacle.
Follow me on InstagramTIKTOK
TikTok is where highly visual technology moments have room to move quickly: robots, humanoids, immersive technology and demonstrations that make you stop and look.
The format is short and direct, but the aim is not novelty for its own sake. A striking moment should be the start of a useful question about what comes next.
Follow me on TikTokWHATEVER THE CHANNEL
The aim is to explore what is possible, challenge what is practical and explain what matters. I am looking for the detail behind the headline, the wider implication behind the demonstration and an honest answer to:
So what does this actually mean for folks in the real world?