I am the founder and CEO of AtomPalm, Inc. I think in fundamentals. Everything in existence, in all aspects of life, is interrelated. To solve a problem you must look at its full context and nature. My set of skills is specialized in this process, which is applicable to any specific field. My current interests are philosophy, hardware, software, and physical fitness. Also, for what it's worth, I'm a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
Sensor.FYI is an informational website that teaches the reader everything there is to know about mouse sensors. The terminology, the marketting B.S., along with a list to compare a large number of mice.
Check it outBumperz won 2nd place at TechCrunch 2016 Distrupt NY Hackathon and aims to make cutting edge accident and prevention and collision avoidance technology available to all drivers starting with those who spend the most time on the road. It warns drivers when they're approaching an area with a historically higher than average accident rate. It also warns fatigued drivers when changing lanes and will employ proximity detection in a future version to warn drivers when they're too close to a vehicle or obstacle in front of them
GitHub View on devpost TechCrunchA full rewrite of the classic game PropHunt. The goal of this project was to create a better, feature rich, and more player friendly version of PropHunt. It currently has a 5 star rating and over 22,000 Subscribers on the Steam Workshop!
GitHub View the websiteFor my final project in Advanced Computer Graphics I worked on an advanced ray tracer with features such as adaptive supersampling, depth of field, and refraction.
View PaperAn astronomy themed 2048 clone, I made this as a creative project for my Stars, Galaxies, and The Universe class. This was mentioned on Popular Mechanics, Vox, Medium, io9, Geek, and many others.
GitHub Try it outAn open source web application using the Raphaël SVG library for propositional logic proofs using existential graphs, visual form of logic invented by Charles Peirce. This is the first real implementation of existential graphs and is meant to be used for education.
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