Below is a sample of projects and web sites I've designed and developed over the years.
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For a more complete listing of projects, including many that are not included above that are even more exciting, see my vitae and the Zakon Group showcase.
Project: Solar-powered, 802.11 wireless, embedded Java weather station and camera Date: 2002 Components: TINI Java Processor / 1-Wire Weather Station / Orinoco Ethernet Converter / Orinoco Gold PC Card / PV solar panel, battery, regulator Related Project: Highest wireless network in the eastern US.
Project: BCCN (Bilateral Command and Control Network) Proof-of-Concept Date: 1997 Description: A showcase of web technologies as applied to bilingual (Japanese, English) command and control Technologies: HTML, Java, JavaScript, machine translation, streaming media
Project: USFK (US Forces Korea) Intranet Date: 1996 Description: Demonstration of intelligence information integration for a diverse user community
Project: Mobile Speech-to-Speech Translator Date: 1999 Components: Laptops/PDAs, Festival Speech Synthesis System / SPHINX Speech Recognition / MBROLA Speech Synthesizer / Systran Machine Translation / Xerox Language Identifier / SUN Language Identifier / ALIS Language Identifie / AbbotDemo Speech Recognition
Project: Hobbes.mitre.org - Home Sweet Home Description: Home page at MITRE providing: detailed project information, quick search of internal and external resources, office temperature, weathercam, CNNcam, visitor locale-based weather/traffic and greeting by name, calendar, and a visual indication of whether I was in the office or not. The office graphic evolved from a personal-information management HyperCard stack developed in the mid-1980s.
Project: Intelink-J Extranet Date: 1997 Description: Deployed bilingual (Japanese, English) system integrating assorted information sources and capabilities enabling bilateral collaboration (USFJ, JDA)
Project: SoftZoo Portal & ASP Date: 2000 Description: A consumer software portal and ASP supported by an extranet, providing unique software categorization and comparison along with instant use of software on a daily/weekly/monthly basis. (The ASP and extranet components are not shown) Technologies: XML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, ActiveX, MySQL, PHP, Apache, SSL, Oracle, Linux, Windows 2000, Citrix MetaFrame, firewalls, load balancer, high-availability
Project: CALL (Center for the Advancement of Language Learning) Web Site Date: 1996
Project: PACOM (US Pacific Command) Computer-Based Training (CBT) Date: 1996
Project: Web Translator Date: 1994 Description: The first integration of machine translation with the Web. Demonstrated at the 1995 UN Criminal Justice Conference in Cairo. Based on the Globalink translation engine.
Project: OSIS Language Translator Date: 1995 Description: An enhanced version of the Web Translator supporting URLs or text, documents with frames, and continued browsing ability (hyperlink modification). Based on the Systran translation engine. Later prototypes also included the ability to auto-detect languages and encodings, as well as support for additional languages.
Project: Assorted Language Tools Description: Print Utility - Generates a postscript file or GIF images (one per page) for a document translated into Chinese, Japanese, or Korean; thus ensuring proper rendering of fonts; couples with translation engine Speech Synthesizer - Generates an audio file consisting of sinthesized speech for the entered text; couples with translation engine Language Guesser - Uses multiple language identification technologies for better performance Thai Parses & Translator - A rapid prototype showcasing what can be done with open source technologies in a very short amount of time (< 1 day)
For a more complete listing of projects, including many that are not included above that are even more exciting, see my vitae and the Zakon Group showcase.