Personal Projects

There is no feeling quite like pushing the limits of what you can create. I have perpetually fought to extend this limit by working on technically interesting projects on my free time since the age of 12, when I wrote my first program. This is an archive of my process of doing so throughout the years. Startup projects would go on to become businesses.

• 2014
  

  Golf Swing Action Recognition In-pocket mobile classifier to detect golf swings. [DEMO]
• 2013
  

  ProTrack Computer vision mobile application to track flight trajectory of golf balls. [DEMO]

  $2,500 Grant from Yale Entrepreneurship Institute VCP

• 2012
  

  Atlus Startup Mobile app for high-fidelity location recommendations between friends. [DEMO]

  $40,000 in Seed Funding from The Next 36

  

  Acquired by Purple Forge Corp

• 2011
  

  Twitter Stock Market Prediction Predicting the NASDAQ based on sentiment analysis of 250 Million tweets. [IMAGES]

  Outstanding Design Project of the Year, UofT ECE

• 2010
  

  Habit Droid Android application to track and graph important life habits. [IMAGES]

  Over 10,000 Users

• 2009
  

  RomaniaOptimista.com Social network for solving problems in the Romanian community.
• 2009
  

  FPGA Breakout The classic Breakout game implemented entirely in hardware. [DEMO]
• 2006
  

  Piggy Sandbox A top-down educational Java game engine. [DEMO]

  Created at age 16