Sándor Kabai looks at everyday life in a unique way. "Wherever I
go, I keep looking for the possibility of Demonstrations. On the
street, a lamp, I'm thinking of making it a Demonstration," says
Kabai. Creating Demonstrations with Mathematica allows him to
combine his background as an engineer with his passion for
making computer graphics and promoting education. Kabai says
Mathematica's advantages are "the precision and knowing the
exact location of the objects which are being depicted and the
movement which can be produced interactively." It is especially
exciting to him that his Demonstrations, as part of The Wolfram
Demonstrations Project, can be used as educational tools for
math and science teachers around the world. Kabai says, "It will
have very, very great impact. Some people who are not deeply
familiar with the possibilities of Mathematica Demonstrations
are already very enthusiastic that it will revolutionize the
education."