I know it is not our practice to post announcements to the list regarding
projects for which the people involved are not able to answer questions
and interact with us, just like at an actual vicug meeting.  I just added
Tom to the list at his request.  He asked us to post this for him so it
could be shared as rapidly as possible.

Kelly

From Tom Fowle Smith-Kettlewell Rehab Engineering Center.
Note:
Matlab is a very popular software package for mathamatical data analysis
and representation of statistical results.

<forwarded message>
From: "Joshua A. Miele" <
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Subject: Auditory/Tactile Display Tools for MATLAB (SKDtools)

                         Announcing:
                        The Release Of
    Smith-Kettlewell Display Tools (SKDtools) Version 1.0

                        For Use With
MATLAB(R) Version 6.0 or Later

This free auditory/tactile representation toolbox for MATLAB is a work in
progress produced by The Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute's
Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center. The tools make use of your
workstation's standard sound hardware and/or a Braille embosser capable
of
producing tactile graphics. SKDtools provides blind engineers and
scientists with a quick and easy way to inspect data sets that sighted
10/11: Joshua A. Miele Auditory/Tactile Display Tools for M61

colleagues would normally view with the graphical tools provided by
MATLAB.

You can find out more about SKDtools, and download  Version 1.0 from:
http://www.ski.org/skdtools

You can learn more about The Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute
(SKERI), and the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC) at:
http://www.ski.org

For more information, contact the author:
Joshua A. Miele, SKERI RCA Fellow
Department of Psychology, Psychoacoustics Laboratory
University of California at Berkeley
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