Kevin is a first year graduate student in the Viral Communications research group at the Media Lab. His work focuses on the exploration of "Telecreativity" - tools for remote creative collaboration, between both humans and machines. Prior to joining the Media Lab, he studied aerospace engineering and art & design at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and spent 8 years working in industry, combining art, design and technology at a global scale for both large enterprises and startups. This site documents his successes and failures throughout How to Make (Almost) Anything. More information on Kevin's previous work can be found on his personal website, here.
Final Project Exploration
Vinyl & Laser Cutting
PCB Fabrication
3D Printing & Scanning
Electronic Design & Fabrication
Computer-Controlled Machining
Embedded Programming
Molding & Casting
Input Devices
Output Devices
Networking & Communications
Interface & Application Programming
Acoustic Surf Display