Press:

• RIT Athenaeum (5/1/10) "'Tangible' display technology makes virtual objects appear real."
• Research at RIT (5/1/10) "Bringing virtual surfaces into the real world."
• Cornell Daily Sun (3/8/06) “Duffield showcases BOOM technology.”
• Nature (6/2/05) “Scientists with disabilities: access all areas.”
• Cornell Engineering Magazine (Spring ’05) “Coloring sound.”
• Cornell Daily Sun (2/17/05) “CU student’s software uses sound to aid blind.”
• BBC News (2/14/05) “Blind student ‘hears in colour.”
• Cornell Chronicle (1/27/05) “Blind graduate student ‘reads’ maps using CU software that converts color into sound.”
• Cornell Chronicle (2/5/04) “Thanks to CU project L-VIS is in the library.”
• National Academy of Engineering (7/31/03) “Eminent young engineers selected to participate in NAE’s 2003 U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium.”
• Cornell Chronicle (12/13/01) “Low-vision sufferers could be aided by CU computer graphics technology.”
• Cornell Daily Sun (11/15/01) “Computer graphics research may lead to electronic eyes.”
• Computer Graphics World (10/1/01) “Seeing with the minds eye.”