Synesketch Wiki:Community Portal
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Coordinator
Uroš Krčadinac is a software engineer, new media researcher, animator, and filmmaker. He has graduated from the Department of Information Technologies, University of Belgrade, with First Class Honors. Member of the GOOD OLD AI Research Network. Also, Uroš is an award-winning artist and an author of the several animated short films. He was born in 1984. in Pančevo, Serbia. Now lives in Vacouver, Canada.
Contact: uros (et) krcadinac (dot) com
Homepage: krcadinac.com
Contributors
Filip Radulovic - Bachelor student of Information Systems and Technology, University of Belgrade, Serbia (4th year). He is is working as Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) on the course of Principles of Programming, and is a member of GOOD OLD AI Research Network. He gave his contribution to Synesketch project by developing a tool for color modeling. Filip is a huge fan of flamenco music, and amateur flamenco guitar player. For more information about Filip visit Filip Radulovic's homepage
Aleksandar Svitlica - Bachelor student of Information Systems and Technology, University of Belgrade, Serbia (4th year). His engagement on Synesketch project was developing a small demo application for testing Synesketch in real-time.
For more information visit Aleksandar Svitlica's homepage
Nikola Milikic is a 4th (final) year on his Bachelor studies of Information Systems and Technology, University of Belgrade, Serbia, where he is working as Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) on the course of Principles of Programming. He is also a member of Good Old AI research group.
His engagement on Synesketch project comprise of developing XML Synesketch Parser, a Java library for manipulation with Synesketch lexicon represented as xml file. Also, he is involved in testing and evaluation of the project.
More about Nikola you can find at his homepage
Community
Also, Check out the Synesketch-based projects created by many Synesketchers all over the Web.
Mailing List
All issues related to Synesketch are discussed via the Synesketch Google Group. If you are interested in our project, join the group!
