So when Rick Sharf asked for help with his project, Bright was more than willing. Bright, a consultant who earned an associate of systems engineering from Edison State Community College in 1999, spent more than three months writing the programs installed in Phatt and Happies. With our help he now has a sample of his creation. Sharf, who is from central Ohio, is trying to get his new creation placed at amusement parks, malls and beaches nationwide. In the center is a touch-screen and camera lens.
Customers can add a short message to their photo.
But writing the program wasn't so basic, he added. The toughest part was figuring out how to get the camera to take four pictures. In order to do the program, Bright spent a lot of time researching. I didn't know where to start. However this is all behind him now.