Sep
30
Hazelnut Tech Talk Episode 12 | Mario Landau-Holdsworth, Addictive Applications and Tactile Devices
Filed Under (Hazelnut Tech Talk, new developments) by Amber Case on 30-09-2008
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Hazelnut Tech Talk is a collaboration between Amber Case and Bram Pitoyo

This episode features Mario Landau-Holdsworth, an economics major and entrepreneur from Lewis & Clark College. He’s originally from San Francisco, California, and has helped his cousin Valerie Landau with her binary glove project. The project has brought him into contact with Doug Engelbart, the inventor of the mouse, and many other movers and shakers in Silicon Valley.

We talked about what makes an application addictive, designing tactile devices to interface digitally, using typewriters in Starbucks, Animorphs, blogging in an ape costume, Arduino-powered character recognition, the Russian Space program, Shiloh-Nouvel Jolie-Pitt, and a house that survived three major fires.

Link to Mario’s new project: Digital to Analog Ape

He’s also on twitter at @thelinguini.

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