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I've developed a new way to see movies. Click here for the latest information as the project progresses.
I've developed a
new way to see movies, and I
am looking for movie owners interested in seeing their movies
visualized this way.
A cool effect and an interactive science exhibit.
I have worked on several science museum exhibits
over the years, starting with the original Digital Darkroom
at the Liberty Science Center,
something I developed with Gerard
Holzmann back at Bell Labs.
There are several new exhibits
now, mostly debugged, and available for the asking, including
What Does Sound Look Like?,
How Long Does it Take to Win the Lottery?,
an upgrade for the Chattanooga Children's Discovery Museum,
and a color blindness simulator.
The Second Edition is available in several languages.
Details available at
http://www.wilyhacker.com/
It is more fun to have written than to write.
Hal Burch and
I ran the Internet mapping project while at Bell Labs and
Lumeta Corp.
The thumbnail reveals more information, data, and a gallery
of some interesting visualizations of the Internet.
These Internet maps have appeared in dozens of books, magazines, posters, and papers worldwide. Our technology remains at Lumeta, so you should contact Lumeta if you wish to use the images. I am always willing to discuss them with interested parties.
Recently, AT&T put up Internet maps at the Washington airports for the 2009 inauguration. These versions are not available outside of AT&T.
I am still interested in the visualization challenges these kinds of data pose, but am not working on it much.
This lock is your assurance of security.
Brian Clapper is a boofhead. Arden is a boofhead as well.