Eric Christian Ramses

About Eric Christian Ramses

Since childhood, my insatiable curiosity has driven me to constantly question and seek knowledge.In elementary school, I vividly recall asking my teacher the timeless query, “Why is the sky blue?” Sadly, the response I received was dismissive, with the implication that I was too young to comprehend. Undeterred, I found solace in the freedom of recess, where I often discovered more about the world around me than within the confines of the classroom.It wasn’t until high school, when my family gained access to the internet, that my thirst for knowledge truly flourished. The digital realm became my playground, and the boundless expanse of the cloud became my canvas for exploration. Through online resources, I cultivated a diverse skill set, mastering everything from solving a Rubik’s cube in 20 seconds to excelling in chess, breakdancing, and even programming robots to navigate intricate mazes collaboratively.My academic journey took an unexpected turn when I made the bold decision to depart from Stanford University. This decision stemmed from my founding of the Stanford Robotics Club and the groundbreaking development of Ikescopter, a revolutionary innovation aimed at reshaping the startup landscape. Today, I proudly serve as the CEO of Manna Inc, a visionary startup committed to pushing the boundaries of drone and blockchain technology.In addition to my entrepreneurial pursuits, I am deeply immersed in research focused on legal and economic governance in the digital era. My passion lies in leveraging technology to bridge the gap between the digital and physical worlds, empowering individuals, and driving societal progress.Beyond the realm of technology, my interests span a wide spectrum, encompassing education, governance, cognitive science, distributed systems, music, poetry, art, and philosophy. My ultimate aspiration is to harness the synergy of these diverse interests and expertise to catalyze positive change and forge a brighter future for humanity.

Experience

1. Co-founder

   Stanford Flight Club

   Jan 2014 — Present

   4th Largest Engineering Group behind Stanford Solar Car

Education

• Stanford University

  B.S, Computer Science

  2012 — 2016