England, Summer 1993. Photographer: Kathleen Vande Kieft
In 1986 Roger, desiring a portable Macintosh computer which would not be available until 1989, started Intelitec, Inc. to package a MacPlus motherboard into an aluminum attaché case with an LCD display, battery power, and a printer. It was called the MX Plus. It was first shown at the 1987 Macworld Expo in San Francisco. Apple had ordered one and when they finally came out with their portable Mac, they incorporated some unique internal design choices of the MX Plus that no one else had adopted.
Used globally by millions in homes as a building toy and executive desktop toy, and in classrooms as a super fun geometry teaching tool, what came to be called Roger's Connection, the first magnetic structural building system of this genre, now widely copied, was invented by Roger as a geometry exploration system in exploring the fundamental reformulation of 3D geometry by Buckinster Fuller as discussed in his book Synergetics. Roger was honored to have his contribution to geometric modeling, Roger's Connection, cited as a resource by the Buckminster Fuller Institute. This exploration was stimulated by the need to better understand deeper aspects of spacetime geometry, essential in the practical developement of zero point energy as the next paradigm shift in global energy production, Roger's primary passion and research initiative. Often the subject of science fiction treatment, this is real and in the process of being actualized. Get ready for a fantastic global transformation that will change everything for the better!
Roger sold Roger's Connection on QVC for many years in over a hundred shows, sharing his creation with millions of people, bringing joy and education into their homes and families.
Roger shares a special rapport with all kinds of animals, including this wild squirrel he befriended, as they gaze into each other's eyes in perfect comfort and trust. All animals have an infinite soul, as we do, that connects us all at the deepest level of cosmic structure.
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