Known through Disney Imagineering
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Turing Award laureate; object-oriented programming, Smalltalk, and the Dynabook — the argument that computing should be available to children, not specialists.
Jonathan Hare knows him through Eric Haseltine, who ran R&D at Disney Imagineering where Kay was a Disney Fellow.
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