A custom Shopify app embedded within the admin dashboard that pairs products and variants with ArUco markers, generates printable sheets, and maintains a registry so markers are not reused. The app uses OAuth 2.0 authentication and App Bridge for secure iframe integration within the Shopify admin interface.

• Bulk associate products or variants with unique ArUco marker IDs
• Generate printable marker sheets for fast application
• Registry ensures markers are not reused
• Designed to extend to RFID and NFC tagging
• Built for general products, not limited to trading cards

PhotoBooth prioritizes physical design and interaction. The software is intentionally lightweight so the focus can be on fast setup, physical controls, and a robust print workflow. Version 1 has been tested and a new baseline is being built from those lessons.

• Focus on 3D printing and interactivity over software complexity
• Physical arcade buttons for start and reset
• Simplified flow: one scene with 4 photos to create a solid baseline
• Planned upgrade to a faster photo printer
• Real world test revealed thermal limits that informed the redesign

A learning project that detects ArUco markers on Magic: The Gathering cards and renders a rotated, alpha-blended price label next to each card in a live camera feed. Built with Python, OpenCV, NumPy, and a simple card database.

A serverless web application that captures user form input, processes it through an AI API to generate responses, then uses SendGrid to email the website owner for lead generation. Built for seamless integration and automated lead capture.

An installation project that visualizes telemetry data from the official Formula 1 game series. Starting with F1 2021 and later expanded with F1 2023, it evolved into a proof of concept in Unreal Engine 5. The long-term goal is to apply the same pipeline to real-world Formula 1 telemetry data, creating live AR/VR race experiences.

A consolidated write-up of The Odin Project journey with selected projects, lessons, and reflections in one place.

An experimental installation project in TouchDesigner that turns a 3D grid into an interactive beat machine. Based on the 'Noto the Talking Ball' tutorial, this version replaces mouse interactivity with audio triggers: a sweeping timeline plays sounds as it passes over active cells. Designed to incorporate a depth camera and projector for real-world interactivity.