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Brief biography

Debby Hindus is currently an entrepreneur and consultant, following her work at Interval Research Corporation in Palo Alto, CA, from its founding in 1992 until its closing in 2000.  Recently, she has been the business analyst and industry strategist for a network infrastructure startup and a wireless home networking venture.  For Interval, Ms. Hindus formulated and produced Broadband University, a 15-session curriculum featuring industry pioneers and experts.  In 1999, she taught a new Stanford course on The Design of Domestic and Consumer Technologies.  Ms. Hindus has conducted several studies of novel communications technology for workplaces and homes, including primary consumer research.

In earlier work, Ms. Hindus addressed a new kind of computer-mediated communication, the audio space, and the design of user interactions within an audio space.  While in the Media Lab’s Speech Research group, her work focused on innovative speech applications for interacting with computers.  She holds U.S. patents on audio conferencing and tangible interfaces, with four patents pending.  Ms. Hindus holds an MS degree from the MIT Media Lab and a BSCS degree from the University of Michigan.