DETC 2012 Chicago

Visited the DETC 2012 Conference, organized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, at Chicago. A huge array of new technologies, tools and methods passed by. Very inspiring.

Preparing for the TMCE

The TMCE 2012 is arriving soon. EERC is one of the co-sponsors. We are currently preparing for the symposium: preparing a booth, flyers, refreshing the materials, etc. We will also be selling TMCE Proceedings from the booth. Lots to do.

Of course we hope to meet again with the many peers and friends we've made. If you happen to be one of them: see you soon at Karlsruhe, looking forward!

New

Recently, we upgraded our company style, including the web site. Take a peek yourself: eerc.biz . Let us know what you think.

2012!

 

2012 has arrived: all the best to Emerald Eye's customers, followers, friends and colleagues! In 2012 we'll continue working on clever applications of ubiquitous computing, to serve people with useful solutions.

Emerald Eye Research and Consultancy.

a new company ...

I devoted a larger part of this summer to establishing a new IT company, focusing on ubiquitous computing in the industry. Ubiquitous computing -- in simple words -- deals with smart products and smart environments. A fusion of product development, mechanical engineering, ICT and a couple of other disciplines. Ubiquitous computing, or UbiComp, is the technology that will shape our world in the coming decades. I'll keep you posted.

Spring brings unexpected guests to our garden.

Best Wishes for 2010

Best wishes to all my friends around the world.

Toulouse, Fall 2010

Beautiful sight on Le Pont Neuf at Toulouse, France, fall 2010.

1st IMS Summer School, Zurich (CH)

Attending the 1st IMS Summer School last week, in Zurich, I met a lot of old and new friends. In a great atmosphere, we discussed everything we saw topical and built and fostered respectful friendships. The great and professional organization of the Workshops no doubt contributed to that.

Let's stay in touch. Nice things may be brewing.

Looking forward to the next occasion.

Installing a Phobos E100 NIC on a Silicon Graphics

I'm looking for someone with hands-on experience installing a PHOBOS E100 Eisa 10/100Base T-Adapter in a Silicon Graphics Indigo2. Please contact me at:

Bart.Gerritsen@planet.nl