Welcome to Mike Grusin's

“First of all I would like to thank the director of my laboratory, Ishikawa Masatoshi, for allowing me to spend part of my “serious” research time on the final phases of this project – which, strictly speaking, is far from being a purely scientific occupation. This is possible because he sees a deep interconnection between Art, Science (and Technology), as these are parts of a large, noble (and perhaps better left undefined) human endeavor. I think it is no longer necessary today to prove that the most interesting results and discoveries in any of the above cited fields come from a cross-disciplinary approach – or at least with a true open frame of mind. Had these noble arguments not be sufficient to justify this escapade… well, let's not forget about the fun of putting it all together and enjoying exciting discussions with people from very different fields.”
-Alvaro Cassinelli, inventor of the “Khronos Projector”

About Flying Circuits

Flying Circuits started when old friends began contacting me with unusual engineering problems.  Together we’ve been able to come up with creative and elegant solutions for these problems, and through word of mouth the client list has continued to expand.

I currently have a shiny new master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Colorado, and 10 years of consulting experience in a variety of fields.  I’ve worked on rockets, space shuttles and satellites; MCUs, UAVs and DVDs.  I am now seeking full-time employment, part-time consulting, and tickets to orbit and beyond.

Aerospace systems engineering, embedded systems, media production, and tech rescue.

Anything, anytime, anywhere.  By appointment.

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