(MIT Media Laboratory)
Digital diary and keepsake collector for girls. This project is in the conceptual stage, however, a first working prototype will be completed by January 26, 2000.
The
Parent Trap 1999-2000
(MIT Media Laboratory)
A software system for television producers and parents to digitally
enhance and deliver information about educational programming.
Musical
Fireflies 1999
(MIT Media Laboratory with Gili Weinberg and Jason Jay)
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Movie
of Musical Fireflies
Digital rhythm toys that communicate with each other and allow
users to learn about mathematical patterns in music. Users input
layered beat patterns and beam them back and forth between Fireflies.
Each Firefly has a unique instrument sound which can also be traded back
and forth between players.
Sensory
Puzzle 1998-1999
(MIT Media Laboratory with Kelly Dobson, Roy Rodenstein, and Luke Weisman)
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Digital musicalpuzzle where you put together a song. Each
piece of the puzzle contains a musical phrase from a popular classical
composition. The object of the game is to place the pieces together
so that the phrases of the song play in the correct order.
Collaboration
Stations 1998
(MIT Media Laboratory)
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Digital desktop stations that integrate written and computational
artifacts in K-12 classrooms.
Collaboratory1997-1998
(HRL Laboratories, LLC.)
Collaborative business meeting system. Multiple users can
conduct business from the comfort of their offices with all necessary resources
available to them as well as high quality audio connections and high speed
data transfer rates. Because apatent for the graphical user interfaces
(GUI) for this project is currently being filed I cannot disclose any more
information on this project.
Designing
Perception1996
(UCLA Human Perception Laboratory)
A booklet created to illustrate the best known perceptual illusions.
These techniques are often used in designing interfaces, graphics, and
other works of art.