Politichat
Politichat is a queue-style video chat platform where constituents
can virtually line up to speak with a candidate, allowing
candidates to have personal, virtual conversations that support
their campaigns. We fill the technology gap between large,
impersonal livestreamed virtual rallies and low-throughput,
high-impact individual conversations.
Check out our homepage here.
Originally a project for CS91r at Harvard.
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HackMIT 2019
Hack for a reason!
Come join other passionate hackers, find your inspiration, and
pursue your ideas from September 14-15!
As head of Logistics for HackMIT 2019, I've poured my life and
soul into making this event - MIT's largest hackathon - the best
it can possibly be.
Check out our website here.
StreetSmarts
Originally conceived as the final project for
6.08, the
StreetSmarts system is capable of fully facilitating communication
between street lamps across the city, emergency providers, and a
web interface.
In an emergency situation, first responders are immediately
notified of the location and quickest route via the responder
module. Within a few seconds street lamps along that route begin
to flash red, signaling drivers to move aside and providing visual
directions to the first responders, removing the need for slow GPS
or perfect knowledge of the city.
Learn more about the project
here
Blueprint 2019
Blueprint is a weekend-long learnathon and hackathon for local high school students held at MIT's campus. It gives them the opportunity to learn from MIT students, make new friends, and build something cool! Blueprint is organized by HackMIT, the same group that runs MIT's largest hackathon.
As part of the HackMIT Dev and Logistics team, I contributed significantly to the development of the Blueprint 2019 website and to the event itself.
Check out the website here.
Microsoft Garage
During the summer of 2019, I worked as a software engineering intern at Microsoft Garage in Redmond!
Rhythm Badge Project
During the 2018 summer, I worked in the Human Dynamics group at the MIT Media Lab on a project called Rhythm Badges. We ran a study on around 80 participants, collecting data on their location and communication during their time at the Delta V accelerator, part of MIT's Martin Trust Center.
As an undergraduate research assistant, it was my responsiblity to analyze the daily data for compliance, combine it daily survey data, and determine the appropriate reward for each participant. Additionally, I developed a processing pipeline that turned the raw JSON files into easily analyzable dataframes, and stored them in a highly compressed, efficient format.
Read more about the Rhythm Badges project here
Shoppy
Bringing the digital revolution to brick and mortar stores —
Shoppy leverages Apple's ARKit to allow the busy urban shopper to
simply point their phone at an item, place it in the basket, and
leave. See a demo of the mobile app
here.
Additionally, Shoppy leverages bluetooth beacons in-store to
provide real-time analytics to stores, at a finer grain than ever
before was possible. Learn exactly where and when customers add to
basket, when they put things back, or even show customers
customized location-aware in-store promotions. Learn more about
this project
here.
2nd place, "Digital Retail" track at
Junction
2018