I’m co-author on a paper ‘CupidShuffle’ that modifies MobileNet embedding to to use Transformers, result is an efficient embedded computer vision model targeting edge/IOT. The core idea and implementation were performed by co-author Matt, I […]
At Tempus 2019-2022 as a paired engineering lead on a ‘one pizza‘ team, I designed, built, and realized a custom clinical and molecular research platform enabling scientific collaboration on one of the largest anonymized multimodal […]
I made a tool that improved data quality of an ‘edge IOT’ application at work (which was not coincidentally the product I was hired to help maintain, extend, and refactor 2015 – 2017). It was […]
OpenPTrack is an open source person tracking project that is meant for creative uses of person tracking. (including STEM education). Installed ten multi-sensor installations (and counting) throughout 2014 & early 2015 using OpenPtrack, a scalable open-source […]
Google Glass development as part of a research project at UCLA Software prototypes included continuous photography, sensor broadcast, video publishing and realtime distributed teleprompter. some press here, and here. some small bits of the code, here… Tools: Java, […]
“Wearable Sensors for Multimedia Performance” Einstein’s Dreams As an experiment in augmentation of live aerial performance, I wrote engine to process and filter realtime data from the VN-100 industrial gyroscope, as well as various motion graphics […]
I supported the STEM ‘Digital Mural project’ where sensors enabled the students and public to interact with the student web-authored murals through body movements linearized to concepts. My role was extracting needs to form use […]
I wrote the original controlling software for a responsive bus bench that was a collaboration between architecture and engineering – it was designed by the UCLA Architecture department and facilitated by our UCLA REMAP lab. […]
As a UCLA Staff Research Analyst, I was fortunate to contribute to the National Science Foundation’s Future Internet project called Named Data Networking (NDN). We wrote applications in both IP and NDN to compare them, […]
Formal Usability Study and UX as a final project for a usability class, instructed by Nicole Pinkard when she was at DePaul. It was a real-world project: how to get urban youth access to the […]
EAT was a Chicago-based nonprofit that focuses on food production and technology as a means to enhance education, personal health & environmental awareness. It did so by hosting hackathons, engaging other non profits, and facilitating […]
Participated in a team to realize a 60-monitor stereoscopic VR experience that allowed the user multimodal interaction with over the millions of new proteins from Craig Venter’s CAMERA project; which followed Darwin’s path, sampling and […]