Lyrics from "Beauty" by Einst

roboudendijk.com was designed for displaying work of rob oudendijk and monique van kerkhof. to supply information about the work they did together or work they did individually. the concept is designed for fast navigation without clicking the mouse button. the side can let the user have about 150 choices before having to make one mouse click. it was

at a meeting of the nccj, Ronald Scherpenhuijsen Rom of ing and me, where the only one without one. the common "no tieers" started a conversation about tie's and orange. which ended in Roland sending me the only tie I own now. it looks like a puzzle of "find wally" . Find wally

homepage of Roland Hagenberg. created with minimal design concept in mind. used for his displaying and selling his work. based on wordpress free ware software with some plug ins and customized template.

Biped walking robots (TU Delft) or how complex can one make a simple function?
Since the start of the Delft Biorobotics Laboratory research has been done on the development of walking bipeds, based on the principle of passive dynamic walking. The backgrounds and history of this research are given in a separate document. All the

Came cross some innovated dutch robots. could not have image Japanese robot makers would done this too.

Homepage is here and a Video

May 2003
(This essay is derived from a guest lecture at Harvard, which incorporated an earlier talk at Northeastern.)
When I finished grad school in computer science I went to art school to study painting. A lot of people seemed surprised that someone interested in computers would

The film's introduction to human involvement in the environment is subtle: a low aerial shot of choppy water cuts to a similar shot of rows of cultivated flowers. After aerial views of monumental rock formations partly drowned by the backed up waters of Lake Powell, we see a large mining truck

about a month ago i went to midtown in roppongi and came cross a special shop filled with wonderful delicious fruits. a pity they where out of reach of my budget. I didn't have 21.000 yen for a melon.

Still enjoying a fabulous crismastree i bought just before Christmas. 367 yen made in china. Put some lights in there with adjustable speed, pattern and runs on rechargeable batteries. Christmas could have never been celebrated smaller for me.

in the subway standing in the middle of the pass way suddenly a smelly man, unshaved, looking bewildered and having many bags. Just by himself, bystanders do not seem to see him. They just pass by. But if one looks close a big surprise. He is listing on his Ipod nano light geen maybe one month