A former coworker from Honeybee Robotics, Paul Bartlett, was VP of Engineering at Atair Aerospace in Brooklyn when I worked with them on a 4 month contract in 2009. They designed and manufactured precision guided parachute systems, among other things.
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My lab at NYU-Poly was a subcontractor on a Phase 1 NASA SBIR grant awarded to my friend and former fellow Eyebeam resident Ted Southern of Final Frontier Design. The idea was to create a robotic hand capable of systematically
Continue readingWhere: Leon Root, MD Motion Analysis Laboratory at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City Who: Healthy subjects age 20-45 with no injuries in the past 6 months that affect walking. You must be able to walk independently
Continue readingWe’re more than half way through semester at the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at NYU that I teach at – a two year graduate program that has been described as art school for engineers, and engineering school for artists. I’ve
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Halloween is a great time for some nerdy fun. Last week I got this awesome open source hardware pulse sensor for Arduino. Then I realized pumpkin hacking was coming up at my hackerspace, NYC Resistor. I remembered some creepy Edgar
Continue readingMy awesome friend Stefani Bardin, who was the new Director of Education at 3rd Ward, invited me to teach a new class there and this is what we came up with: Here are some steps we’ll be taking in class
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