I received my Masters here in 1993, and then spent three years as a Cheops wrangler and Research Specialist in the Media Lab's Spatial Imaging Group working on developing and integrating hardware and software resources for the Holovideo project.
I received my Masters here in 1993, and then spent three years
as a
Cheops wrangler and Research Specialist in the Media Lab's
Spatial Imaging
Group working on developing and integrating hardware
and software resources for the
Holovideo
project.
Not a bad place to hang out for a while.
In 1996, Silicon Valley caught me
in it's gravitational pull. I spent 3 1/2 years at
Paul Allen's
Interval Research
working on novel digital camera systems, wireless networks, and
various other broadband consumer applications.
In January 2000, I became a Co-Founder and Director of Engineering at the Interval spin-off Fantasma Networks .
In June 2000, I moved back east to join Ucentric Systems, where I became VP Technology driving technology and intellectual property strategy.
Ucentric was acquired by Motorola in 2005. I have now created the Next-Play Experience group as part of the Connected Home Technology Office.
Please contact me for an updated Resume
You can still reach me at
carltonj@media.mit.edu
Obligatory Llama reference. And, as an added bonus, something previously ungoogleable.