projects

things i've built and am building.

arcade steps

arcade steps

2023

mit reality hack · hardware + experience design (team of 5)

vr + hardware system that gamifies stair climbing to encourage daily movement and reduce elevator use. wearable uses esp32, bmp388 barometer for altitude detection, bno085 imu for leg tracking, and led rings + vibration motors for feedback, paired with a unity experience on meta quest 2 passthrough. winner of the hardware: interfacing with the human body track.

hardwarexr/vresp32unityhackathon

sirmixabot (smab)

2022

mit delta v · cofounder

robotic bartender company i cofounded. started at mit and went through the delta v accelerator, taking the product from prototype and renderings to working demos.

roboticsstartuphardwaremit delta v

mini battle bots

2022

designer, builder, competitor

1lb antweight combat robot. designed and machined a vertical spinner with a carbide-tipped saw blade weapon; cad to fabrication to arena.

roboticscombatcadmachining
hospital lobby assistant robot

hospital lobby assistant robot

2017

wpi, major qualifying project (senior thesis) · team of 5 (robotics, mechanical, interdisciplinary)

autonomous robot to assist visitors navigating hospital environments. features autonomous navigation, a robotic arm for door opening, and an onboard user interface, built on a modular backend so future teams can extend it. hands-on with machining, milling, cad, and programming, from first sketches to final fabrication. advised by gregory s. fischer and candace sidner.

roboticsmedicalautonomous navigationcadmachining
kukbol

kukbol

2016

parsons / the new school · sole designer

product design project reimagining the cooking pan as a hybrid of cookware and tableware. modular handle system with a stick handle for the stove, u-shape double handles for carrying, and handle-free for serving, so the pan goes straight from fire to table. developed through sketching, cardboard prototyping, cad, and final renderings. advised by len mayer.

product designcadprototypingindustrial design