Mann also created the world's first photo-sharing system on the world-wide-web in 1993, which later grew to about 6 million uses with the help of Raymond Lo.
In 2011 Professor Mann and his student, Raymond Lo, created the world's
first Meta augmented
reality eyeglass in Toronto, Ontario, Canada:
and shortly afterwards in 2012,
Meta was founded by Ben Sand, Meron Gribetz, Steve Mann, and Raymond Lo, based on the technology of Gribetz and Mann (and later Lo)...
The Meta logo, hand-drawn in light, is based on a Mann's design, using his
abakography = computational lightpainting (link)
technique:
(Shengtong Chen in Steve Mann's office at Meta, with floor-standing Meta computer.)
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Some of these images were made as a collaboration between Steve Mann and Reid Godshaw.
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(Phenomenological Augmented Reality with the Sequential Wave Imprinting Machine)
Your mind is the OS (Operating System) and your hands are the UI (User-Interface);
More images of Meron (link)
Nikhil Naik from MIT.
Phil Gossett, also from MIT,
Zahid
Comparison of various cameras for abakography:
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Meta group portrait (click for higher resolution .gif and high resolution still images and to see other variations of these images):
Abakographic portrait of Jayse Hansen, our Director of User Interfaces at Meta.
Jayse Hansen is also Hollywoods #1 user interface designer, and creator of UIs
for Iron Man 1, 3, Ender's Game, Hunger Games: Here's Chief Scientist (Steve Mann), CEO (Meron Gribetz), and Director of User Interfaces (Jayse Hanzen): Here's Jayse with Christina Mann (daughter of Chief Scientist, Steve Mann):
Alex Peake and the Magic of Meta:
Alex Peake making magic at his desk:
Matt on the "Godfather Chair":
Abakographic portraits on the "Godfather Chairs": Here's a portrait of Contessa, made by Stephanie Mann, Age 8: Hand gestures to unlock door:
Brennan hanging upside-down on my fitness rings:
Friday nights we build a campfire at our corporate headquarters (HDR from 5 exposures): Here's the pool at the hotel that's nearest to Meta-View (Oak Motel). Their pool is nice but not as nice as the one we have at our corporate headquarters:
Here's the pool at our corporate headquarters:
Surveillance camera in the alley at Oak Motel: Pete on the MannFit System (rings with destabilizer): Group of people at the MannFit station (fitness rings with destabilizer):
The MannFitTM
Late night fun: Reid, Max, and Steve at Meta:
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Trip to San Francisco on Friday 2014 Aug 29; Group shot:
Land's End, captured using HDR (a technique I invented back in 1992):
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Beach trip with Raymond:
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Car trip with Raymond:
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San Francisco Airport (car rental area):
Fry's Electronics: Packages of 100 single cell batteries in a 10 by 10 square array.... Stacked 10 high that's 1000 batteries:
Visit to Modulus Manufacturing, Modulus Inc.:
Veillometric abakography with reflections in hotel mirror:
I bought a new Samsung surveillance camera at Fry's Electronics, and here's
some veillometrics with it, as the camera's sitting on the desk pointing upwards:
ACM TEI 2015 conference at Stanford University
Steve Mann, Chief Scientist, Meta Company.