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Bill was at our show-and-tell on Sat, great stuff!
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Hey thanks for posting this guys, every bit of media coverage helps to validate the program and gives us better chances for continued Federal Funding, which we haven’t had much luck getting and had to fill in the gaps with our our own money.
I’m going to have a full write-up in the next few weeks of all the things I built for the show, including my new LED Labcoat and controller when it’s finished and how it lets me control audio cues from my wrist. So stay tuned.
Hey thanks for posting this guys, every bit of media coverage helps to validate the program and gives us better chances for continued Federal Funding, which we haven’t had much luck getting and had to fill in the gaps with our our own money.
I’m going to have a full write-up in the next few weeks of all the things I built for the show, including my new LED Labcoat and controller when it’s finished and how it lets me control audio cues from my wrist. So stay tuned.