About me

I am a Software Engineer in the the Cambridge Innovation Development (CID) team, part of Microsoft Research Cambridge.

Originally from Asturias, Spain, I have spent the past nine years living and working in England. Over this time I have had the opportunity to work with very talented people that have enlightened my vision on how to write software.

Being very passionate about technology, I am always looking at ways of using computers that can make people's life easier.

Current Interests

• Multi-touch input technologies
• Physics enabled applications 
• Peer to Peer applications
• Image and Video processing 

Recent Projects

• Autocollage 2008
• Nimbus: Secure Peer to Peer Accelerated Downloads

Patents

Co-inventor of the following patents:

• Content Management in Peer to Peer distribution Clouds
• Content Publication (Patent Application Number 20070150596)

Publications

Wilson, A., S. Izadi, O. Hilliges, A. Garcia-Mendoza, and D. Kirk, Bringing Physics to the Surface, UIST, 2008. Best Paper award. pdf wmv

M.A. Díaz Fondón , D.A. Gutiérrez, Armando García-Mendoza, F. Álvarez García, L.Tajes Martínez, J.M. Cueva Lovelle. "Integrating Capabilities into the Object Model to protect Distributed Object Systems", Distributed Objects and Applications (DOA'99). pp 374-383. IEEE Computer Society Press, 1999.