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To: jeevacation©gmail.com[jeevacation(ggmail.com] From: Dan Dubno Sent Tue 9/29/2009 11:07:33 PM Subject: Gadgetoff 09 Daniel Dubno vcf Knocked it out of the park... it was a great day. Didn't get banned from Staten Island, alas, but came pretty close. THANK YOU for whoever helped bring lots of Kamen's robotics kids to the event... they were stunned. Best thing: either the tremendous trebuchet throwing laptops... the Mondo Spider legged vehicle tearing up the turf... the "instant jet powered carnival rides" (more than two... which brought in the FDNY... but they didn't stop the main coolness)... plus more than 400 extremely happy participants... plus giant tesla coils... scads of robots... Al Seckel drove everyone nuts (as he does) but blew everyone away with his illusions... both in presentation.. and in a huge truck we turned into a very crazy illusion zone. Ricky Wurman's son brought his huge Doppler radar tornado tracking truck and we had a "stealth car" that had a lot of custom crap that would have made you laugh your head off at the sheer insane waste of it all. Saul Griffith did a great math demo... showing a newer and probably more efficient way to construct wire-frames for animations... radically brilliant... and , in the very very nuts category, Steve Maim was, well, very very very nuts. Played musical bathtub etc... We had plenty of topflight magicians... all who were incredibly generous... you would have enjoyed them all but Simon Winthrop destroyed people outside doing terrific handwork... and Marco Tempest did an onstage "virtual magic" thing that couldn't be beat. So here's just the speakers: (All very well done... the demo area had 65 displays... some outrageous... and the outdoor area had about 30 more big things.) Gadgetoff 2009 EFTA_R1_01510754 EFTA02437822 Session 1 • Greg Harper - Gadgets • Sebastian Thrun — DARPA Challenge • Gary Lauder- Gunshot detection... and "thumb binding" • Steve Dennis — DHS- Explosion-proof cameras • Ramesh Raskar — Seeing around corners • Fred Graver — Fun iPhone applications • Yossi Vardi — Internet for the Dead • Jeff Pulver — 140 Words on 140 characters • Al Seckel - Illusions • Connor Dickie — Hidden information in photographs • Brian Walker — Backyard rockets • Osman Ozcanli — Materials research and design • Bill Gurstelle — Blowing Stuff Up • Colin Angle for Marvin Minsky for Ray Kurzweil- Phone Reader for the Blind Session 2 • Steve Mann's water band • Steve Mann — Human cyborg and Hydraulophone • Mark Harder — Planes made from garbage • Peter Hirschberg — Worlds Fair • Assaf Biderman — Tracking Garbage • Musho Zer Ziv — Touring Places You Have No Access To EFTA_R1_01510755 EFTA02437823 • Michael Gray - Disaster mapping • Ted Shwarzkopf— Lock picking machine • Juan Enriquez — Genetic research • Peter Whitney — Robotic insects • Joel Carter — IFI Robotics — Bug toys • Josh Wurman — Center for Severe Weather Research • Anthony Fabiano — Backscatter x-ray truck • Bruce Shapiro — Motion control art • Q-Car video Session 3 • Aldebaran Robotics • Diana Eng — Hi tech dresses • Christian DiBenedetto - Adidas • Michelle Kempner — Hi tech gym • Michael Winter — Stupid fun club robots and interrogation • Colin Angle — Battlefield robots • Josh Klein — Robot agents • Dean Kamen & Chuck — Artificial limb • Peter Diamandis — Rocket Racing League, X-Prize • Charlie Todd — Pranks • Marco Tempest — Virtual magic • James Powderly & Zach Lieberman — Disabled graffiti artists EFTA_R1_01510756 EFTA02437824 • Greg Leyh — Giant Tesla coils • Edward Bakst — Amusement park of the mind • Pablos & 3ric — High speed camera • Rick Smolan — Customized Obama book • Saul Griffith — Mathematical proof and dinosaurs • Phil Torrone & Limor Fried — Open source hardware WE MISSED YOU. Ask anyone who was there. It was fun. (You need to invite Simon Winthrop and some other magicians down to see you. ) Oh, and the GADGETBAG was filled to the brim... THANK YOU FOR YOU HELP EFTA_R1_01510757 EFTA02437825 VDaniel Dubnoup, ac http:/bwrte.Sovercttingsup.com http://www.gadgetoff.com http:hilatrgiassnitatrve.org EFTA_R1_01510758 EFTA02437826

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