Fitness Club Expert Trainer System - Mac-based network, server, and expert system
used to control, monitor, and prescribe workouts at Sumitomo Nautilus clubs in
Japan. Uses IC chip cards to maintain a distributed record of each member's
workout history, which allows any member to use any Sumitomo Nautilus club in
Japan and get an accurate work prescription from the expert system. Version 3.3
released in June 1994.
A completely new version, called IntelliFit, was released August 1995. It
includes a touch-screen interface, custom hardware/software for use with high
capacity chip cards (IntelliCards), real-time form scanning and processing
(IntelliForms), back-end integration of GEIS wide-area network with an Informix
database, and support for over 400 different kinds of exercise equipment and 300
workout courses.
KanjiTalk 2.0 - Japanese script system. Developed for Apple Computer Japan during
1987.
HangulTalk 1.0 - Korean script system. Developed for Apple Computer International
during the winter of 1987.
TurboJip - KanjiTalk 2.0 input method. Developed with Bridge during the winter of
1987. The core code for TurboJip eventually became Kotoeri, the KanjiTalk 7.1
default input method.
TurboLiner - English/Japanese outline processor. Developed
during 1988. Currently being sold under the name "Approach" in Japan. First
multi-script/bilingual application for the Macintosh (English/Japanese user
interface and editing environment).
TurboWriter-J - English/Japanese word processor. Version 1.0 released July 1989.
Version 1.6 released as "FlashWriter 1.0" in 1991. Version 2.2 released as
"FlashWriter 1.5" in 1993.
TurboWriter-C - English/Chinese word processor. Versions for both Simplified and
Traditional Chinese. Version 1.5 released in 1990. Version 1.8 released in August
1992. Version 2.0 released in December 1992. Current Traditional version supports
vertical text, in-line tables, XTND file filters, and contains Simplified
character font, sentence-level pinyin input method (TurboHip), and an
English/Chinese on-line dictionary (Shasta).
TurboWriter-Thai - English/Thai word processor. Version 1.9 released September
1992. Version 2.3 released October 1993. First true Thai word processor for any
personal computer, supporting true word wrapping/selection, Thai spell-checking,
and tone/vowel validation during typing.
TurboWriter-Tibetan - English/Tibetan word processor. Version 2.3 released
October 1993.
TurboHip - Phonetic (pinyin/zhuyin) input method for Chinese characters. First
sentence-level Chinese input method released on any personal computer. Uses
custom 80,000 word dictionary and word frequency data to accurately parse and
convert pinyin/zhuyin into Hanzi characters.
Shasta - On-line language dictionary. Version 1.0 bundled with Traditional
Chinese TurboWriter, includes 100,000 Chinese definitions for 40,000 English
words. Version 1.1 released in Japan at the end of 1993, includes an
English-to-Japanese dictionary that contains over 90,000 definitions, usage
examples, parts of speech and synonyms; this data is licensed from Gakken, KK.
Shasta 1.2 for Windows released in Japan in March 1994. This product contains
both English-Japanese and Japanese-English main dictionaries. Shasta 2.0 for
Macintosh released in Japan and U.S. in spring of 1995, includes
English-Japanese, Japanese-English, Hiragana-Kanji and Roget Thesaurus
dictionaries, plus support for spell-checking.
MacHandwriter - Pen-based Japanese input system for the
Macintosh. Developed product under contract to Communication Intelligence
Corp./Apple Pacific, using CIC's handwriting recognition algorithms.
Font tools - Developed tool for creating Japanese font files, under consulting
contract to Adobe.
Training - Created and presented KanjiTalk training seminar for
Apple Computer's KanjiTalk dealers. Created and presented international software
development seminar for Aldus.
Consulting - Many miscellaneous projects, including industry status reports,
analysis of software for localization (Adobe, MacroMedia, Apple, Aldus, Claris,
and many others), software development for prototype hardware (Apple), and
software specifications (Apple, Claris, Adobe).
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