Jocelyn Tait Jocelyn
Tait is a Research Engineer at MIT, and is currently serving as the Auto-ID
lab manager. She received her Bachelor of Science in Electrical &
Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University in 1996. A 1971
graduate in Physics Engineering from Algonquin College School of Technology,
she has also studied Commerce at Sir George Williams University.
Early in her career, Jocelyn contributed to the development of the Digital Data Network at Bell Northern Research, and she was the pre-flight Ground Station Manager for the international project, Green Maple, which developed and launched Hermes, the first high power communications satellite. Mrs. Tait was the founder and owner of Symbionics, which specialized in custom software and systems integration, and she was a founder and partner in Tarot Electronics, which specialized in the design and construction of custom computer-controlled interfaces, instrumentation, avionics, mapping equipment, and the like, as well as selling a large number of their assemblies in the early '70s, as personal computers. Mrs Tait's interests include aerospace, mechatronics, robotics, teleoperation, medtech, and displaced reality devices for assisted living. Go to Jocelyn's personal website for more information. |
