Projects

Day job. I work on services that ingest, store, and query telemetry at AWS scale, and on the console surfaces engineers use to investigate incidents. Specifics stay internal.

The splash screen on this site, and an empathy device. Fitts's Law says the time to hit a target falls out of its size and distance; this one refuses both, fleeing to wherever your cursor is not heading. A keyboard walks straight in, because the law never governed Tab and Enter — the same barrier a lot of people meet every day, pointed the other way round for once.

Research at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute under Dr. Byoungkeon Daniel Park. Built a standalone tool that recovers body measurements from scans of clothed subjects, so studies no longer need subjects scanned in fitted clothing.

Two-person augmented reality game built for a Michigan XR course. Players plant and tend trees anchored to real surfaces in their surroundings.

Virtual reality recreation of a university lab classroom, built with a teammate for a Michigan XR course, with interactive elements added on top of the faithful reconstruction.

Accessibility-minded augmented-reality wayfinding prototype that detects or learns a target, then guides the user to it with an arrow, radar, spatial audio, and haptic feedback.