Monthly Archive: March 2008

Mar
07

Paul Picciano talk

Paul Picciano of Aptima gave a talk to Project54 students, staff and faculty. Paul introduced his company Aptima, and talked about several projects Aptima has undertaken. True to Aptima’s “human centered engineering” tagline, the projects Paul described all revolve around improving human performance with the help of technology. One such project is aimed at creating tools …

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Mar
05

Using FreeMind to Organize Your Thesis and More

Usually, I’m skeptical about new ideas coming from my co-worker and good friend Alex Shyrokov, but this time I have to admit that he was right. He showed me a small application called FreeMind, that allows to create and manage mind maps. I was unaware of the existence of such maps, though i might have …

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Mar
04

Facebook Talk

Last Wednesday, 2/27/08, i gave a tech talk on Microsoft’s Facebook SDK. The Facebook SDK allows developers use and .Net language to create Desktop apps, Web apps, and also embed them within Facebook. Why has Microsoft done this? Here are some statistics on Facebook… Facebook has become the 2nd largest social networking app It is …

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Mar
03

Demo Simulator Setup for Floating PTT Presentation

Hello. Recently, together with Prof. Andrew Kun, we submitted papers on floating PTT solutions for the IE08 Conference. We now call the ‘wireless PTT glove‘ and the ‘steering wheel sensor PTT‘ by the common name of, ‘floating PTT’, as opposed to the current fixed solution. If you are interested in what other purposes a sensored …

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Mar
01

Project54 topic of Speech Technology Magazine article

The January/February 2008 issue of Speech Technology Magazine has an article on Project54. The primary subject is the Project54 speech user interface. It’s a fun read. The article includes interesting quotes from Project54′s Bill Lenharth and from Lieutenant Mark Liebl of the New Hampshire State Police (NHSP). Mark has been involved in formulating requirements for …

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