• Jester.com - CTO for a Gen Y focused entertainment web site. Responsible for state-of-the-art development and implementation of 3D virtual chat technology and secure digital music strategy. Implemented catalog/e-commerce web site and 30,000 sqft warehouse fulfillment facility. Jester produces and mails 2,000,000 catalogs/magazines a year.
• IBM Project Madison - Application development of CD audio content preparation tools in Java. Java based graph analysis tools for comparison of different audio compression algorithms. Rewrote JavaSound API for CD quality sound playback. Implemented watermarking analysis for SDMI compliance. Integration of Java performance enhancements in various Java projects. IBM JRE, JAX and Visual Cafe 3.0.
• BARNETT BANK - Campus credit and ID card system integration services for Universities and Community colleges in the State of Florida. Windows NT/95 based solutions offer remote facility badging integration and Web-based information distribution.
• INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY (IMS)- Timing and Scoring system. OS/2 DB2/2 timing and scoring software used by the IMS/Indy Racing League to administer practice, qualifying and the race. This system automatically collects information at 22 time lines at various locations on the track such as start/finish line, pit entry, pit exit, turn 1, turn 2 etc. This information is then used to provide all information in real time to manage practice, qualifying and the race by the timing and scoring officials. The systems also provide all real time data to run the scoreboards, video displays, television, press and the Internet.
• IBM - Lecture services for IBM small business customers on the Internet at 32 cities around the U.S. and Canada.
• BAR RACING - Data acquisition system for Formula One Tunnel Boat racing team. System provide real time analysis of engine and boat dynamics. On board data system provided Heads Up Display(HUD) for the boat driver. This HUD system allowed real time feedback of speed, drivers performance and boat setup.
• IMS - Indy Historian Kiosk provided real time video of the history of the INDY 500. The content was arranged by subject and all information was crossed referenced allowing the user to review all video clips.
• POLAROID - Demo development and RFP support for large scale imaging and ID systems.
• IMS - OS/2 based ID card system for a temporary security staff of 4000 people.
• IBM - Device driver development for SCSI based printers and scanners.
• PROFESSIONAL BOWLING ASSOCIATION- Provided scoring and statistic management software for the PBA tour. Collection of each pro bowlers game scores and stats for ranking and tournament management. Automated press agate information to UPI,AP, USA today and regional newspapers. Developed video scoring displays that allowed fans real time stats and scores and exposure of sponsors.
• IBM - Trade show content development from 1991-1995. Digital Solutions supported new IBM technology and demo development at IBM's major trade shows.
• INTEL - Rubik's Cube performance demo used by Intel to introduce the 486DX2 family of microprocessors.
• IBM - OS/2 based ID card system installed at two of IBM largest facilities in Toronto, Canada and Raleigh, NC. Provides cross-facility security and badging services, including X-Windows image display and time and attendance door-access integration. Both digital photo printing and traditional thermal film plastic card styles are supported.
• UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA - Automated Polling and Voting system in the Reitz Union auditorium. Each chair has a four button input terminal that allows the participant to participate in group voting and polling. The results are displayed in real time on a large screen video projector.
• 3-D IMAGING SYSTEM - A system used by Eye surgeons to record their procedures via video and in 3-D. The left and right images from the surgeons microscope were combined and recorded on a standard VCR. The video could then be shown to students using a VCR, Television and special LCD glasses. The LCD glasses allowed the students to watch the procedure in 3-D.
• UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA - Computerized ID card system that combines client/server, digital imaging, DB2, and mainframe integration. This system was installed in 1989 on the Amiga platform and was later migrated to OS/2 in 1992.