Every build, from the autonomous survey vessel project I co-founded in London and the software I shipped at Quanta Labs to the CAD and 3D-printed hardware I'm working on right now.
A fully autonomous unmanned surface vehicle built to collect environmental data in degraded aquatic ecosystems — built with Kyle Tran and water-tested at St Katharine Docks, London.
A Flask + SQLite inventory dashboard replacing manual sign-out for a lab's fleet of triaxial accelerometers, with a planned RFID-locking cabinet upgrade.
A 10 × 7.5 × 3 ft freestanding golf practice net with a custom PVC frame and 3D-printed ASA structural joints, engineered in CAD for weather and impact resistance.
A DIY magnetic quick-release system for attaching a fishing rod to a vest — dual N52 magnets and a spring-finger clamp for a secure, one-handed release.
A reverse-engineered replacement tray for a worm composting system, matched to the original's perforation pattern and 3D-printed in ASA.
A tank-drive robot that autonomously maps and solves an unseen maze, built with classmate Kyle Tran. He led the robot CAD and firmware; I drew the concept sketches, designed the test maze, and modeled smaller parts.