Feb 2009 - Apr 2009, University of Washington (Seattle US),
Predoctoral scholar
Studied domains that can benefit from partial reconfiguration technology;
studied commercial reconfigurable coarse-grained architectures
Oct 2003 - May 2005, Independent development program (Chania GR)
Principal investigator for the commercialization of a research result through spin-off
In-more-Tech
- Supervised the development and validation of the 3rd generation input device for handicapped people
- Undertook presentations and talks in exhibitions
- Involved in writing the patent
US Patent 7,583,819
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