Northlight Cinematics
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SIGMA robot gait improvements
Quadruped walker test
Two Robot Test
RGB LED pin
Z80 computer demo
Z80 computer: LCD text display
Robot Test
EET480 presentation
Labyrinth game
Buddy at Pup'n'Iron
747-400 into Rand airport (FSX)
Dinosaur Plant time-lapse
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Name:
Eric
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Random fun with math, science, camcorders, and Hound Dogs.
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About Me:
 
I guess the best description is Paleotechnologist. I enjoy working with technology, and being a curmudgeon, particularly enjoy working with older relics from the dawn of the Computer Age to get them working again or to bring new life to old technology. One current project, for instance, is a Z80-based computer system.
Hometown:
19140
Country:
United States
Schools:
ODU, GCC, RCC, NVCC
Hobbies:
Flight Sim, Raytracing and modeling, digital cinematography, math and science, Chess, etc.
Movies:
Documentaries; I especially like Connections and Learning To Fly. I also enjoy sci-fi, but wish they didn't always leave out the science.
Music:
Classical, New Age, Ambient, and some folk (e.g. Blackmore's Night)
Books:
Mostly nonfiction, though I do enjoy L.E. Modesitt, Terry Pratchett, Arthur C. Clarke, J.R.R. Tolkien, Terry Brooks, Robert L. Forward, and about half of Alan Dean Foster's books. As far as nonfiction, Dr. Penrose's The Road to Reality is very interesting; it's essentially an entire course in higher math and modern physics. (Just don't drop it on your foot; it's a BEAST.)