yesterday's technology tomorrow
Thursday, February 12, 2004
You cannot be serious...the ball was in!On of the innovations I've noticed at the Aust Open this year has been the Hawkeye system which tracks a ball's trajectory and can be used to show line calls. It was also been used here for the last couple of years for cricket decisions...especially LBWs.
Apparently its owned by a British company and is now used in tennis, cricket, snooker and baseball. I can easily see it taking over all ball sports.
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neuronwave is the personal site of Ben Hosken. I am the founder of Flink Labs, a data visualisation studio based in Melbourne. Previously I founded AgentArts, where I developed a recommendations system that we ultimately sold to MSFT.I have two patents, one in Recommendation Systems and one for a datamining algorithm I invented. I have a strong interest in physical computing, emergence, self organising systems, immersive games, bluetooth ad hoc networks and other fun things.
A while ago I built and ran Blog Change Bot - an AOL IM Bot which notified you when blogs you like are updated. I also built IcyPole, a bluetooth based P2P mobile phone app in 2004. With Suzette, I've built Playground Finder - a community contributed site for parents to find playgrounds nearby and while traveling for their kids to play in. Its a "playground" for my social, location, community and mobile interests.
I live in Melbourne with my wife Suzette, son Oskar Tex and my little girl Jasmine
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