Blog: Dan E. Linstedt

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Nanohousing, an interesting thought on the way to dinner.

I've recently searched the web for references to my nanohousing articles, and I found two interesting references that I'd like to point out. I've taken a hiatus from blogging on nanohousing to learn more about nanotechnology, I hope you won't be disappointed with the efforts. Anyhow this is a short entry; I thought you might enjoy these two items.

The first is a successful story that uses one of my articles here on B-Eye Network on Nanohousing, check out this slide show about a robot that was built to "LEARN" systems

eTrium Corporation in the Czech Republic has created a robot based on nanotechnology, and has quoted the nanohousing paper.

The second is a reference to ComputerWire in which an author from their team has plagiarized my work - word for word, and claimed it as their own. For the past several years, ComputerWire has been selling my article for $45 (of which I see NO retribution), they have promised to issue a press release retracting the fact that it was that author's original work, but I've never seen it.

What's even more interesting is they've back-dated the material to 2003, when I wrote it in 2005!!

What's funny is you can get the article for free, HERE on B-Eye-Network. It was originally published in Bill Inmons newsletter many years ago.

I think it's interesting that they still insist on selling my original work without paying me for it.

Cheers,
Dan Linstedt
CTO, Myers-Holum, Inc

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