A showcase of my biggest projects.
GitHub & Google Drive
The projects showcased here are highlights from recent years. The majority of my projects are fully open-source and available on GitHub for free use. The rest are full hardware implementations that can be found on a shared Google Drive. To find a complete catalog of my projects, please visit the links below.
itsMe: Attachable Smart Lock
A new, revolutionary smart lock designed for low-cost, modular assembly and seamless installation with no required home renovation. The lock can be 3D-printed and assembled at under $60, freely attaches onto deadbolt locks, and is controlled remotely via Bluetooth with the itsMe Android app. itsMe's design is fully open-source, and can be customized to fit locks of any size. 3D-printable CAD models for assembly are available on the project's GitHub page.
NutriDiary: Adaptive Nutrition Tracker
A web app to assist users with fat loss and muscle gain. Log your nutrition and workout data, and receive personalized stats to follow in order to gain/lose weight at the rate you want to. Unlike other calculators, these stats are automatically updated and become more accurate as you log more days. Implemented with React, Spring Boot, and PostgreSQL, and deployed to the cloud with Heroku. This project is still in development.
RestMapNYC: Restaurant Plotter
A website that searches for up to 5 different food preferences or restaurants simultaneously, then displays the best matches over a map of NYC. You may quickly visit any particular restaurant's Yelp profile by clicking its map marker.
Movie Review Sentiment Analyzer
An app that trains a recurrent neural network for the sentiment analysis of movie reviews, and allows the user to input his own reviews for binary sentiment prediction. The model was built using TensorFlow, Keras, and an IMDB dataset of 50,000 highly polar movie reviews, and recorded an accuracy of 93.54% during testing.
MATCH: Social Networking Platform
A web app that allows users to find friends with similar interests in their area. MATCH's friend-matching algorithm utilizes user geolocation data, hobbies, and other personal preferences to optimize results. This app also features a chat system, account management, PBKDF2 encryption, and cookie support.
Speed Racer
A pure hardware implementation of the popular 2D arcade game, Speed Racer, built with an LED matrix, protoboard, and analog and digital circuits. There are three score displays: player score, death score, and level. Players are scored by how long they survive. At higher levels, the speed of obstacles increases. The game ends when the player dies three times.
Coffee Can Radar
A fully functioning radar built out of two large coffee cans. The radar detects objects in front of it by their range and velocity, and displays monitored signals to a connected computer. Detected objects are indicated by dark blue or red spikes, depending on their proximity and speed of movement.
Project Kutemba: Low-Cost Prosthesis
A project to develop low-cost, mass-producible prosthetic limbs for use by patients in rural Soroti, Uganda who suffer from malnutrition diabetes. We worked with experts from the New York Hospital for Special Surgery and Albert Einstein College of Medicine to design, manufacture, and stress test a prototype prosthesis.
Resume
Click here for an up-to-date copy of my resume. It contains further details on some of the projects showcased here.