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Ich freue mich auf ein persoehnliches Gespraech um die Web 2.0 Zukunft ihres Unternehmens zu planen! Ihr,
DI Dr. tech. MIT Daniel Pressl (Kontakt)

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Wow, I was amazed when I opened my mail and this wonderful certificate looked at me:

Great! I submited the concept of CINEATRIX (www.redwired.org/cineatrix) last year and was happy to find out that it got so far at the MLA (more info about the MLA award – german site).

A lot of the cool videos that we made through this joint-project between MIT, iPressl and Kimeki can be found right on this blog in the left column or on youtube via “cineatrix, ipressl”.

And that is how much fun we had:

It is a good day to be proud! Best,
Daniel

In the next weeks my students and I will show you, how to build your own Multi-Flash. Here, a great example of a multi-flash photograph (Harold E. Edgerton):

Tennis Player

The famous "Piddler" also relies on a built-in strobe!

STROBE KIT – Intro

Components:

· Printer board

· 3 potentiometers

· 1 LCD

· 1 switch

· 1 taster

· 1 power connector

All these things are located in a black case. Furthermore you need at least one LED-panel and of course a power supply.

LCD: displays the time between the flashes.

1: Potentiometer, which allows you to change the display brightness.

2: Potentiometer, which allows you to change the length of each flash (duty cycle).

3: Potentiometer, which allows you to change the time between the flashes.

LED PANELS

Each LED-Panel consists of ten LEDs. You can connect a maximum of four LED-Panels.

More to come in the following weeks!

The Strobe-Kit project is a collaboration between 2fast4u (iPressl) and the HTL Wolfsberg.

Finally I find time to report: It was good to visit the HTL Wolfsberg again, in January, during my last stay in Austria. I gave a presentation about my current work with my company iPressl and about my PhD research at MIT:

I spoke about my Social Networking Site for Austria: www.redwired.org

the project MIT-Austria,

2fast4u, which I collaborated on with the HTL and am now co-advising two thesis papers of four HTL students:

Left to Right: Daniel Pressl, Bernhard Heine (Piddler), Markus Dohr (Piddler), Andreas Maier and Leopold Stefan

My kids project in collaboration with KIMEKI: CINEATRIX.

The NASA Spaceelevator Project:

my US Army project called Super Insulation,

and my PhD thesis work on Electromagnetic Welding.

Furthermore, my two colleagues Andreas Maier and Bernhard Heine, who visited me at MIT, last year in the fall, gave a talk about their trip and findings working with me on some new high speed photography images:

One of our beautiful COKE! drop pictures:

Our talks were very successful and I always enjoy the technical and friendly atmosphere at the HTL Wolfsberg.

Left to Right: Helmut Hebenstreit (advisor of the thesis papers), Daniel Pressl, Johann Persoglia (Head of the HTl Wolfsberg), Bernhard Heine and Andreas Maier

In 2010, a small unmanned research spacecraft designed by students will launch into Earth’s orbit. The science on board will help pave the way for humankind to explore our solar system.

Content, printed on their spacecraft, will support America’s most ambitious student spacecraft, an initiative of MIT and Georgia Tech.

Redwired by iPressl is one of the first sponsors of this project and is sending its logo INTO SPACE.

at the Edgerton Center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

In collaboration with a new initiative from Austria in Europe, the MIT Edgerton Outreach program is working on a new project, Cineatrix. The original idea stemmed from the knowledge that there is a new generation of children who are digital natives, kids who haven’t known a world without iPods and digital cameras, let alone a comfort level with computers. An MIT student from Austria, Daniel Pressl, is now working on a new idea for the project, Cineatrix. This will combine film, theater and comics. There are two main thoughts to the program.

First and foremost, as a means of story-telling, children will be able to take movies, add special effects to the movies and be able to tell their stories in never imagined ways. The goal for the end of the course is every child will be able to bring a DVD home, to which they have contributed through filming, editing or storytelling.

The second aim is that children, between 10 and 15 years old, get to teach their technological know-how in media and videography to children between 5 and 10. This extraordinary, media-pedagogical concept has proven to show great possibilities and a new way of learning for children and has been running for the past 4 years, in Austria. We run parallel sessions in which the older children are trained on our particular hardware/software to do the filming, editing and other finishing stages, and have the older children then turn around and teach these same skills to the Storytellers, the younger children.

Daniel Pressl’s and Stephen Steiner’s Endothermic Superinsulation wins the Director’s Award.

We received the $2,000 Director’s Award and are proud that our hard work payed off again. We are now looking forward into the bright future of Insulation Materials.

Ticket handed out at the St. Paul Maturaball 2007.
With this ticket a visitor will get 25% discount for the entrance.

The project 2fast4u is evolving with time and is now a project between three schools: the Massachussetts Institutue of Technology (MIT), the Stiftsgymnasium St. Paul and the HTL Wolfsberg. The exhbition will not only show High Speed photographs taken at the MIT in Cambridge, Massachussetts, but also show objects and high speed experiments built by students from St. Paul and Wolfsberg. The schools and students are excited about the project and are looking forward to present their photographs and results in April 2007 in the Kuss Wolfsberg.