AutoBio: Giving Your Car a Voice in the Digital Age

This Break/Fix episode explores the living history of car enthusiasts and their vehicles through stories powered by AutoBio Tags. Paul and Katie Rooprai, founders of AutoBio, join the show to discuss the origins and functionalities of their platform designed for car owners to easily catalog and share the stories of their vehicles using NFC technology. They address how the platform can be applied to various types of vehicles including cars, motorcycles, boats, and even planes. They also discuss how users can personalize, edit, and share profiles, and touch on future developments such as auction house integration and increased user interactivity. The discussion also delves into data security, ease of use, and potential expansions in the product's applications. The show concludes with an engaging Q&A about the hosts' favorite cars and a deep appreciation for the role of AutoBio Tags in preserving automotive history.

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00:00 Introducing AutoBio: Revolutionizing Vehicle Storytelling

01:09 Meet the Founders: Paul and Katie Rooprai

01:31 Paul's Petrolhead Origin Story

02:37 Katie's Journey into Motorsports

05:46 The Birth of AutoBio

09:09 AutoBio's First Tags and Expansion

13:36 Integrating Technology with Classic Cars

18:32 User Experience and Future Enhancements

26:15 Moderation and User Profiles

26:38 Tagging and Ownership Transfer

28:32 VIN Numbers and Data Privacy

31:11 QR Codes and NFC Technology

33:59 Use Cases and Future Plans

39:44 Data Protection and Security

42:44 Pricing and Discounts

48:55 Street Team and Reseller Program

51:24 Final Thoughts and Promotions

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