Projects
Personal tools, collaborative projects,
and a lab to keep learning in.
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9 projects
Awarded First Place at the WSU CougHacks hackathon · 2026
A campus application exploring shared views of spaces, audio-level heatmaps, and connected video and audio devices for students and security staff.
Combines a floorplan interface with IoT streams to help students locate quiet or active areas while supporting a separate security workflow.
Awarded First Place at the WSU CougHacks hackathon · 2025
A web and mobile messaging project for care-home residents, friends, and family, with personal-information filtering before messages are stored.
Explores how to keep people connected while limiting the identifying information passed through a messaging system.
Awarded First Place at the WSU CougHacks hackathon · 2023
A habit-tracking application built with a SvelteKit interface, a Python API, and a relational database.
A collaborative project bringing together frontend development, backend API design, persistent data, and cloud deployment.
A locally running language-learning prototype that pairs spoken conversation with an animated, lip-synced character. Built around Japanese practice, with an English mode too.
Connects speech recognition, a local language model, speech synthesis, and a browser-based 3D avatar. Pronunciation scoring and additional languages remain future work.
A self-hosted voice-channel tool that reads typed messages in a participant’s registered voice, using their own audio sample.
Combines local transcription and speech synthesis with a per-channel playback queue. Voice registrations can be removed, and speech generation releases GPU memory between jobs.
A Linux service that coordinates a shared IP address across machines using peer heartbeats, health checks, and an ownership election.
Includes a dry-run mode, optional quorum and self-fencing, and a web dashboard. The software is pre-release; real failover behavior still needs validation in the target environment.
A home inventory application for keeping track of items, their photos, and where they belong. Built collaboratively with separate web and API layers.
Uses a document database to organize containers and items, with an image-storage service and a web interface for finding belongings.
An audio bridge between a group voice call and a local speech-to-speech model, designed for conversations where listening and speaking can overlap.
Mixes participants’ audio, converts sample rates, and streams it over WebSocket. The model server has been brought up; end-to-end latency, echo, and turn-taking still need hardware validation.
Python tooling and research into reading, backing up, and comparing transceiver EEPROM data through a USB programming device.
A targeted compatibility change was written and verified, but the intended switch still did not establish a link. The research documents that unresolved result alongside recovery steps.
The homelab
A Proxmox rack server for ZFS storage, local AI, media, networking, and a Kubernetes learning environment.
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