
Bryce Curtis keeps busy at IBM working on the Bojangles project. Since joining IBM in 1984, he has worked on telephony application development, speech recognition and TTS, virtual reality, 3D audio, and product testing.
While at IBM, Curtis was sent on an all-expense-paid trip to Florida Atlantic University, where he earned an MS of Electrical Engineering in digital signal processing and VLSI design. IBM also sent him on to Georgia Institute of Technology for a Ph.D. in digital signal processing. He also graduated from Case Western Reserve University in 1984, where he received a BS in Electrical Engineering: that one he paid for on his own.
His spare time is consumed by family and church. Curtis has a wonderful wife and four great kids, ranging from 8 months to 7 years. They like to go to the park, take wagon rides, play football, and site-see. He is currently working to automate his entire home, which entails integrating X10, speech recognition, TTS, cameras, and motion sensors. Once he's done, he might have more time to pursue his other favorite things: tennis, mountain climbing, hiking, and bike riding. |
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