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After getting my B.S. in Computer Science from MIT, I joined The Computer Museum in Boston, Massachusetts, as Exhibits Engineer, designing and implementing computer-based exhibits and serving as their chief technical consultant. In 1993 I left the Museum to start my own consultancy, Suitable Systems, with capabilities centered in user interface design, educational software, and networked systems. Since then, I have completed a number of projects, including

Database-driven website for the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center
Audience response software for the "New England Economic Adventure" theater at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Three Java applets demonstrating various computer concepts for "The Analytical Engine Online"
A cross-platform Spanish education CD-ROM called Nuevos Destinos
A Java-based networked game for The Computer Museum called The Networked Exhibit
A group of five touch screen kiosks for The John Hancock Observatory
Driver software for the BarrettHand, a three-fingered robotic hand with four degrees of freedom
A patent called A Directional Particle Filter
SeisMac, which uses a Macintosh laptop's Sudden Motion Sensor to display seismographs

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