Title
Gordon, Gary oral history
Catalog Number
102706894
Type
Document
Description
Gary Gordon started his professional career at Hewlett-Packard in 1966 as the co-designer the arithmetic unit of the 5360 Computing Counter, HP’s first product using digital integrated circuits. That work inspired a number of new test instruments including the Logic Probe and Logic Analyzer. His next project was HP’s laser interferometer, and later at the HP spin-off Agilent Technologies he lead the design of a series of chemical and bioscience instruments including the ORCA robot. Gary is a named inventor on 79 patents including the modern optical computer mouse. In 2004 he retired as an Agilent Fellow to co-found Cambotics, designing and manufacturing robotic camera dollies for network TV studios. In 2007 he retired a second time to explore philanthropic engineering, writing image recognition software that allows paralyzed computer users to control a screen cursor with their gaze.
Date
2017-03-01
Contributor
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Gordon, Gary, Interviewee
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Steinbach, Gunter, Interviewer
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Publisher
Computer History Museum
Place of Publication
Saratoga, CA
Format
PDF
Category
Transcription
Subject
optical mouse; Correlation; Navigation; Frequency counter; Logic probe; logic analyzer; Interferometer; Chromatograph; Hewlett-Packard; Agilent; Cambotics
Credit
Computer History Museum
