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Information & News - About EkaTetra Products and Services

Current News

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Press Releases

Announcements to the media and general public concerning the EkaTetra company, its products and services.

7/11/06- Portland, OR. Ekatetra launches the EkaPad, a pocketable, personal, single-handed USB keyboard.

8/20/06- White Paper: About the USB EkaPad. More details about the new EkaPad (PDF version, 156kb).

Vertical Market News

News from different vertical markets where the EkaPad is being used.

 

Calendar

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Company Events

2pm 7/11/06, Lake Oswego, OR.
Press Event and Introduction to the EkaPad and related products from EkaTetra.

4pm 7/11/06, Lake Oswego, OR.

Launch Party and celebration of the commercial release of the EkaPad.

Related Events

Other related events in mobile computing and assistive technology.

Oct 23-25- ACM SIGACCESS ASSETS Conference, Portland, OR, provides a technical forum for presenting and disseminating innovative research results that address the use of computing and IT to help persons with disabilities.

Company History

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Company Background

In 2000, George Forester invited Jerry Wilski to join him in an adventure to develop and market George's original invention of the keypad which eventually became the EkaPad.

R&D History

In the 1980s, George was playing around with the idea of a pocketable computer. A main feature could be a keypad on the backside, played with the eight fingers as the palms of the hands held the computer between them. George was an amateur musician and recorder player and he easily envisioned how this keying could work.

 

 

The People

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The Team

George Forester

Founder and CEO

Jerry Wilski

Co-founder and Vice-president

Loren Lang

Senior Software Engineer

Richard Appleyard, PhD

CIO and Director Informatics R&D

The Advisors

Bruce Farnsworth

Operations Advisor

Dan Boverman

Financial Advisor

Brad Myers PhD

Human Computer Interaction Researcher,
Carnegie Mellon University

Michael Mitchell

Business Development Manager, PGE

Wayne Embree

Cascadia Partners

Peter Serrell

Professional Engineer (ret.)

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