RSSBunnie Huang
Bunnie, simply put, is an engineer. The Cardiff by the Sea, Calif., resident says he's somewhat of a hacker because he likes to explore complex systems and understand them at a deep level. "I've always liked the smell of new electronics. I think it is like the smell of a new adventure. Every time I get a new piece of hardware, I like to look inside and learn everything I can from a visual inspection." Blaming his father for his hacker sensibilities, Bunnie says, "He would never let me touch electronic parts because they contained harmful compounds like lead. That just made me more curious about the subject." Bunnie now spends his time designing nanophotonic integrated circuits for a startup company, Luxtera. He's also a big fan of electronic music, both from a DJ and dance perspective.
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Theory & Practice: IR Remote Control Protocol
Get an infrared remote to turn your room lights on and off.
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Theory & Practice
from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors page 157
Glowstick a Go-Go
Bunnie Huang prototypes two kinetic glowsticks: instead of creating a single arc of light, glowsticking dancers can now create their own two-dimensional fantasias.
In
Bunnie's Workbench
from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere page 34
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Unsafe At Any Amperage?
Behind the scenes of our high-voltage dilemma: whether to publish a dangerously cool project in MAKE magazine's "Fringe" issue.
by Tom Anderson, Gareth Branwyn, Shawn Connally, Dale Dougherty, Mark Frauenfelder, Joe Grand, Saul Griffith, William Gurstelle, Bunnie Huang, Tom Igoe, Mister Jalopy, Steve Lodefink, John MacNeill, David Pescovitz, Charles Platt, Paul Spinrad, Phillip Torrone;
March 16, 2007
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