Topic(s): Arts | Engineering | Science
Tags: robotics The+Robot+Group interactive art
Inspired by a stainless steel vegetable steamer, this flower opens and closes, lights up, and plays music and sounds when you move in front of it.
I am an art teacher of people ranging from 4 years old to the elderly. I teach at the Austin Museum of Art, a local retirement community, and am a member of "The Robot Group" of Austin. My art ranges from painting, mosaics, ceramics to quilting, art electronics and fashion design.
Dr. Puiyee "P.Y." Hung is a physical chemist who makes her living at Sematech. In her free time, when not building robots, she is an accomplished musician with the Austin Philharmonic Orchestra, a paddler with the Austin Outrigger Canoe Club and a volunteer at the Town Lake Animal Shelter.
Custom furniture designer.
Once an electronics technician, I am now a precision machinist. Strickly manual - no CNC.I have two children, Lucas, 16, and Whitney, 14. I believe they are what is making my hair turn gray. I discovered the Stirling engine through a friend when I had the interest in making a model engine to challenge my skills. I love making things by machining. I have helped in the creation of several displays that are being presented by The Robot Group