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An interactive art installation for Burning Man 2019.
These are some of my completed, documented projects. For in-progress and less documented projects, see my social media accounts.
An interactive art installation for Burning Man 2019.
A battery-powered nightlight with a motion detector to light your hallway at night. This has two buttons to set the brightness and color of the light.
An attempt to learn basic analog electronics by designing and building a modular synthesizer from the ground up.
This is a fully laser-cuttable edge-lit acrylic pendant. The battery can slide in its compartment to turn the pendant on/off.
This wifi-connected workbench light automatically shifts from a bright, 4000K work light to a dim 2700K as the night progresses into bedtime.
A 5-minute countdown timer for a PowerPoint Club. Doubles as a piece of decorative LED art.
An exploration of LEDs as they pertain to the shadows that they cast.
A wifi-connected device to tell you the predicted outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
The Tiny Museum is, perhaps, the smallest museum in the world. It's situated in the space between two buildings in Union Square, Somerville, MA. Working with co-founder and curator Judith Klausner, I designed and fabricated the museum.
A set of simple tools to help you rapidly publish things on your computer to the web. Similar to various pastebins, but lives on your own web hosting.
Some houses ago, I discovered that my apartment’s front door has an electronic door strike, so I had to make it work. I built a door lock that can be opened with an MBTA Charlie Card (public transit card), which supports multiple key groups and has an Android app.
An Android implementation of SuperGenPass. SuperGenPass is a different kind of password manager: instead of randomly-generating and storing passwords, it combines a Web site's domain and your master password to generate a unique password for each Web site you visit using a strong cryptographic hash.
Android Units is a powerful unit-aware calculator that can also easily perform simple unit conversions. It's inspired by GNU Units.
Now you can bring your kitten-seeking with you wherever you go!
Hacking the E-Ink display found in the Esquire magazine
An old Model 500 (similar, anyhow) handset modified to be a Bluetooth handset. Complete with an activation button and charging capabilities.
This is a design for a 24-hour analog clock. It has noon at the top, unlike most traditional 24-hour analog clock faces. This includes both the face design and notes on how to build a real one (with photos of the one I built).
My Lojban-related projects