I got my first Radio Shack 50-In-1 Project Kit when I was 6 years old and have been involved with electronics ever since. I fixed TV's and computer terminals in my teens and worked as a technician for 15 years before earning my BSEE degree in 1995. After multiple jobs at HP and Agilent, I started my own home business, Adaptive Interfaces, in 2008 designing and building aircraft instruments for the experimental and home-built market. I have also designed and built custom, micro-controller based projects such as a control panel for a transmission servicing machine and a robotic fixture to help a quadriplegic person operate a knitting machine.

Last winter, a friend introduced me to the Raspberry Pi and I am now focused on designing and building accessory boards for the RPi and other small controllers. My first new product is the DAAC-100 Data Acquisition and Control board. As a person living in Colorado, I also enjoy skiing, biking and hiking. My other passion is travelling to as many places in the world as possible. For more information about me and Adaptive Interfaces, please visit my website www.adaptint.com .