BIS — I managed development of a custom BIS application with a massive legacy database, and communicating the UX nuances across 10 time zones and a language barrier was challenging. I had worked with the client at
Nerf Challenge — I was asked if I could “help fix some systems in an LA Live event.” It had opened to the public, so I’d be going in at 10PM and be out at 8AM the next
Everything I've learned: Prototype-to-Production with ATtiny0/1 series + Arduino libraries — The ATtiny 0/1-series is an amazing microcontroller. For less than the cost of a candy bar, it’s faster, has better control, communication and power management than any 8-bit MCUs that came before. I find myself
SPRK — Flares are extreme temperature fires that happen to produce some light for signaling. Great as an infrared countermeasure, bad for safety, and awful during fire season. I’ve been guiding an electronic replacement for road flares
Arduniño — A $6 electronics tinker kit for nonprofit, L.A. Makerspace. They work with LA City and County public libraries to help kids learn robotics, coding, e-textiles and stop motion animation, to give early exposure to STEAM
Evapotron — Dual power wind/electric greywater evaporator. I built it for my camp, and experimented with it as a tool for algaeculture. The jamming resistance is good for a small raceway pond, and for the carbon capture
Everything I've learned: Community moderation — Whether you’re promoting your brand, product or non-profit STEAM educational event aimed at inspiring children, you are going to have good, bad and ugly interactions with the Internet channels of your choosing. How you handle
