About
works of Carl Pisaturo
About Carl
Born Providence, RI, USA in 1963 to Romeo Pisaturo and Caroline (Andreoli) Pitman. Reside in Warwick RI, Tampa FL, Cranston RI. BA in Biology, Boston University 1981-1987, and much of an engineering degree. BS in geology, UMASS Boston 1987-1988. 1987-1991: travel, independent studies, mostly in electronics and computer interfacing. 1991-present: applications engineer, Stanford University dept of neurology. 1995-present: operations in experimental aesthetics. Current residence: San Francisco, CA USA
Born Providence, RI, USA in 1963 to Romeo Pisaturo and Caroline (Andreoli) Pitman. Reside in Warwick RI, Tampa FL, Cranston RI. BA in Biology, Boston University 1981-1987, and much of an engineering degree. BS in geology, UMASS Boston 1987-1988. 1987-1991: travel, independent studies, mostly in electronics and computer interfacing. 1991-present: applications engineer, Stanford University dept of neurology. 1995-present: operations in experimental aesthetics. Current residence: San Francisco, CA USA
About this Website
In addition to overviews and imagery for a general audience, this web site provides much information for technical practitioners. It is hoped that such cross pollination will be an accelerant to the making-of-things that make the world a better place.
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In addition to overviews and imagery for a general audience, this web site provides much information for technical practitioners. It is hoped that such cross pollination will be an accelerant to the making-of-things that make the world a better place.
Please Email with corrections, suggestions and comments.
About Area 2881
2881 23rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 USA
Area 2881 contains an installation of many of the objects described here, and is open to the public periodically (see EVENTS) or by appointment.
2881 23rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 USA
Area 2881 contains an installation of many of the objects described here, and is open to the public periodically (see EVENTS) or by appointment.
Acknowledgements
Very special thanks to Peter Desmond and Bertille LeGrand for supplying the essential foundation for this work: a reasonably priced workspace in this very expensive city.
Thank you to my long time employers at Stanford - Professors David Prince and John Huguenard for allowing me the flexibility to do this work, as well as building my technical skills with many interesting projects.
Thanks also to Jeff Weber and MEKA Robotics for technical and facility support.
Very special thanks to Peter Desmond and Bertille LeGrand for supplying the essential foundation for this work: a reasonably priced workspace in this very expensive city.
Thank you to my long time employers at Stanford - Professors David Prince and John Huguenard for allowing me the flexibility to do this work, as well as building my technical skills with many interesting projects.
Thanks also to Jeff Weber and MEKA Robotics for technical and facility support.
