For my second capstone, my team created a smart dog collar which monitors the temperature of a dog, and alerts the owner via a mobile application if their dog is in danger. For this project, we developed the device on the arduino platform and the mobile application for arduino devices. Additionally, we created a custom flex pcb to house all the devices. For more information, please view our website here.

For CSE 373, data structures and algorithms, we were given weekly assements where we were asked to explain our solutions to specific problems. A link to the entire playlist can be found here, and a select few presentations are provided below

For the final project of EE 371: Design of Digigal Circuits and Systems, we were given free reign to design whatever project we wanted using SystemVerilog and a DE1 SoC board. My partner and I decided on creating a multi-level maze game where the user would control a character and try to get to the end of the game. The following are some screenshots from our game as well as a live demo.

My capstone is through the ENGINE program at the UW ECE which pairs students with projects from companies, labs and research groups. I was paired with UW CSE’s Octopus Research Group with the goal of creating a VR experience to create empathy towards octopi. To do this, our team worked with the Unity game engine and created C# scripts, shaders, and animations. A link to the repository can be found here.

Allagi is a personal grapher built in java using DrawingPanel for visualization. Following the listed format and compatable functions, users are able to type into the console to graph their desired functions. From there, the function will be displayed on the in the DrawingPannel and will show any intersections with other functions. Users can continue to add functions or create a new graph.