Meet the Team
Rob Spence is a filmmaker who lost an eye. Naturally he decided to modify his prosthetic eye by embedding a video camera in it. Rob works as a director and producer in Toronto, Canada and has had his work on Discovery, The CBC (Canadian Broadcast Corporation), Vision, and Space TV. Currently, he is in working on a documentary about how video and humanity intersect especially with regards to surveillance. His most well known work is “Lets All Hate Toronto.”robspence.tv | More info
Kosta Grammatis is a former SpaceX avionics systems engineer. He led a team to build a satellite that’s currently in orbit. He holds a degree with concentrations in English, Art, and Engineering from California State University Channel Islands. He won the CSU Undergraduate Research Competition two years in a row for his work done on balloon based research platforms. He’s unemployed, so hire him.
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Martin Ling Martin Ling has been developing minaturised and low power sensor devices
at the University of Edinburgh since 2004, including the world’s first fully wireless, full-body inertial motion capture system. His designs have been used everywhere from aircraft to operating theatres. When not behind a computer or soldering iron, he can usually be found airborne, either cross-country gliding or teaching students to fly.
Phil Bowen is a whiz kid Ocularist (maker of custom ocular prosthetics) from the Greater Toronto Area. He attended Confederation College located in Thunder Bay, Ontario for Flight Management, and is currently enrolled in the American Society of Ocularists educational program. He splits his work week between the two offices of Toronto Eye Prosthetics, located in Hamilton and Toronto.