The goal I carry with me is to shape-or reshape-systems so they align with our natural rhythms and make life more frictionless. So, I work at the intersection of software, machines, and artificial intelligence, weaving these technologies together to make everyday living more effortless and humane.
Upgrade conventional cameras with computer vision to detect and notify of events that can matter to us like a specific person has entered your premises, your pet has gone outside or a package has been delivered instead of just recording video.
Upgrade conventional room cooling systems with environmental sensing and predictive control to maintain comfort while reducing energy use. Instead of reacting only after rooms become hot, the system anticipates temperature changes using outdoor conditions, occupancy patterns, and building structure to quietly adjust airflow and cooling behavior throughout the day.
An enhanced dashcam designed to remember events encountered during a journey and make future drives more predictable. The system records road conditions such as potholes and speed bumps, speedtrap cameras and uses that information to provide gentle alerts when approaching the same locations again.
Some projects I build for clients, some for curiosity, and many are shared openly with the community. I enjoy experimenting with AI, automation, and machines, and publishing useful tools and ideas whenever possible.
If you find this work valuable, you can support further experiments and open-source contributions through donations or Patreon.