- Specialized Professional Competence:
- Digital techniques
- Magnetic devices
- Auditory mechanics
- Eye mechanisms
- Nerve propagation
- Brain models
- Handwriting systems
- Oriental/English data-entry systems
- Digital color image compression
- Representative Research at SRI (since 1956)
- Development of magnetic devices and magnetic logic systems
- Study of signal processing in neural-like "neuristor" elements
- Study of tactile perception
- Development of automatic focus optical systems
- Study of the automatic focus mechanisms of the eye
- Development of highly accurate devices to track the motions of the eye
- Development of a special pen for data entry and signature verification
- Development of a novel model of inner-ear micromechanics
- Development of a novel color-image compression technology
- Other Professional Experience
- Digital computer maintenance, IBM (1949-1952)
- Digital computer design, Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton (1952-1955)
- Magnetic device development, Radio Corporation of America (1955-1956)
- Academic Background
- B.S. (1947), electrical engineering, Columbia University
- Ph.D. (1960), electrical engineering, Stanford University
- Publications and Patents
- More than seventy published papers in a number of technical fields
- More than seventy issued patents in a number of technical fields
- Coauthor of Digital Magnetic Logic (McGraw-Hill, 1969)
- Author of The New Social Marketplace: Notes on Effecting Social Change in America's Third Century (Ablex, 1980)
- Professional Associations and Honors
- Fellow of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (previously IRE) "For pioneering research in the field of computer techniques, particularly in the areas of all-magnetic digital logic and neuristor logic" (1962)
- Fellow of Optical Society of America "For contributions to optical and vision instrumentation" (1987)
- Outstanding paper awards: Nonlinear Magnetics Conference (1958) and International Solid State Circuits Conference (1961)
- NASA Award for scientific achievement (1970)
- Industrial Research IR-100 Awards: for data-entry pen (1974), and binocular eyetracker (1976)
- R&D 100 Award for handwriting data entry system (1990)
- A founder of Communication Intelligence Corporation
- Who's Who in America
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