Insight
Who Inspires Me
Charlie Chaplin's, "The End Of The Great Dictator", Funny guy (Scorning Hitler, background Music from Inception)... While I was in my teen, I saw one of his movies, not this one. He is known for his silent Movies... His speech echoes timeless motives, from his speech "More machinery we need humanity. More than cleverness we need kindness and gentleness. Without these qualities, life will be violent and all will be lost", unity amongst mankind not in the devices is echoed here.
And, Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People"
What Inspires Me
It's an exciting Era we living in, Technological advances are occurring at a rapid speed, The introduction of the Internet of things (is due to improvements in processing speed in micro-controller architecture, sensor design, availability of open API, and Programing languages being dynamic and explicit), IPv6 (Net Addressing Scheme updated to include over a Trillion Addresses) and 5G/fiber Optics (Mobile Connectivity Speeds over a 1Gbit/s), "there are many factors that contributed to the rise of the machines (From Terminator)"...enabling us to develop all sort off crazy, and amazing things; that are able to be personalize-able with our digital selves.
My Fields of Interest (For applying this technology):
in Home, Retail Automation & for Productivity.
When I'm inspired...
These are some of my Projects:
Numbers, a lottery app for android mobile devices in (Alpha stage)
Torus, multi task sidebar web browser for chrome and other third part extension browsers.(Beta)
Key-less Storage System : Using Atmel Micro-controller , and a developed Android app, with the help of Android things on the Raspberry Pi 3 model B.
Design of Handheld Multipurpose Cordless Drill utilizing the rotary speed control motion of a DC Motor: Conceptual Project
TillPoint : Mobile application that allows users to manage point of sale transactions; it's intended to be quick and easy to use; this is achieved by incorporating Android's intuitive Material Design GUI Components.
