Prelude

This page contains non-professional work I have done. Most of these projects I did out of interest, for a hackathon, or as part of my education. Hence they are described with varying degrees of specificity (hint: those for school are very detailed). The projects that are here now are so because I'm either still involved in the work, I find them relevant to what I want to do next, or simply I can't let go off them just yet. I hope you find some common interests and we can share a mission in the future.

Wearable Research

Passive Learning - Language

This study proposes a haptic-based wearable armband to enhance the learning of an additional language. 

Passive Learning - Music

This study involves the simulation of a synesthesia-like experience for non-synesthetes, to enhance the learning of a musical skill. 

Web

College of Computing Website Overhaul

This project involves user needs research and design implication for the redesign of the College of Computing website at Georgia Tech.

Welcoming Atlanta Eviction Protection Tool

This project involves creating a website to help Hispanic residents of Atlanta obtain and apply protection against eviction from the CDC

Accessibility

Shopping Without Numbers

This project explores using a smartphone application to simplify the shopping experience for individuals with Dyscalculia.

Auditory Scanner

This project proposes an auditory-based system for phone positioning while scanning a surface.

Virtual & Mixed Reality

Dive Into "The Persistence of Memory"

Dive into a 3D representation of The Persistence of Memory painting by Salvador Dali using A-Frame.

Library of Alexandria VR

Dive into a recreation of the Library of Alexandria in VR and retrieve an important scroll, you only have 15 minutes before the portal closes.

Mobile Apps

SPark

SPark eliminates the need to hunt for parking by providing a user-friendly tool that identifies the number of available spots in a parking structure. 

Manny

Manny is a prototyped iOS App that uses Natural Language Processing from Microsoft Azure services to provide a personalized text suggestion.

Miscellaneous

Trivia for Muggles

The Skill is a game of Harry Potter with 100 questions of different levels, it uses Amazon's text to speech converter and voice recognition.

Escape Room

Built two puzzles for an outdoor escape room using off-the-shelf hardware and electronic components.

Light Keyboard

Incorporated LEDs for all the keys in a keyboard to recreate the experience a person with Synesthesia might have playing a song.

SunSafe Drive

SunSafe Drive is an attachment that fits on your sunglasses to prevent lateral sun incidence on the eyes, it can also serve as a publicity platform.

Boxera

Boxera, is a smart-device that automates the process of purchasing consumables when it detects that you are running low, one example being soap.