Three years ago, an NSF reviewer who rejected a proposal including our models wrote they were “too expensive,” and we should “provide them at cost.” He meant “cost of parts,” a terribly flawed idea. Our basic Em2 requires a lot of...
Oliver Kreylos at UC Davis has just posted this video showing an amazing hands on “augmented reality” (AR) tool built with a sandbox, Microsoft Kinect sensor, and a digital projector. From the project home page: Together with the UC Davis Tahoe...
Christina and Nathan teach at EcoU summer camp Editor’s note: This is the second of what I hope are many posts written by our new Creative Director Alee Quick. At LRRD, we have a strong commitment to using our products for education, and we’re happy to...
We are insanely busy at LRRD these days, with consulting, R&D, preparation for GSA-Denver, starting new research, and shipping at least a dozen of our new Em2 models as they’re built. Here’s a sampling of what’s going on, just in the last couple...
A few photos from today’s work. Little River Research & Design is on a roll. Like the kind I remember on gravel roads in Arkansas way back, mostly great fun but with seriously unpleasant jolts. Bumps like a rejection from NSF last week. And very cool stuff...
