projects

I love to build things. Here are some of them, going all the way back.

May 2025 • Class Project

Diff Amp: From the Ground Up

Designed, tested, taped and laid out a differential amplifier with 3246 V/mW figure of merit, along with a code-checker circuit.

September 2025 • Personal Project

improved: a game-selection tool for improv troupes

Saving your time to spend more playing and less choosing games for rehearsals and shows.

May 2025 • Class Project

EMG Detection: The Long (Analog) Way

Building electromyography detection systems from the ground up, exploring analog signal processing techniques for biomedical applications.

January 2025 • Consumer Health

pose: a device to stop obsessive skin picking

Designing interventions for body-focused repetitive behaviors through gentle interventions behavioral nudges.

December 2024 • Research

cUSD: a conformable ultrasound device

Developing flexible, wearable ultrasound technology for continuous health monitoring applications.

December 2024 • Consumer Hardware Design

alter ego: a silent speech device

New form factor discovery and parametric CAD for Alter Ego.

October 2024 • Web Application

amber: a gen z lip-picking detection web app

Computer vision application that helps users become aware of and reduce body-focused repetitive behaviors through real-time detection.

April 2022 • Consumer Hardware

deng long: a carbon monoxide sensing lamp

Ambient home safety device that provides elegant environmental monitoring through beautiful lighting design.

July 2020 • Consumer Hardware

navimap: an IoT interactive capacitive touch world map

Interactive world map using capacitive touch sensors to trigger location-based content and stories.

July 2020 • Team Project

cupcake: an automatic batter dispenser machine

Mechanical engineering project creating precision dispensing systems for consistent baking results.

high school projects
documentation of engineering class projects and early explorations
fab academy projects
20-week version of How to Make (Almost) Anything for professional engineers taught by MIT professor Neil Gershenfeld
github
recent builds and explorations

portfolios