This is all work that I have done and been proud of, but don't have a larger story to tell about it
Low-cost desk shields that I designed and manufactured for local schools in Maine during the pandemic
Rendering of iMac G4-inspired phone stand
This is a trade show display piece where the bars light up as the fan spins and lower as it slows down. This is made with a 3D printed railing and black acrylic front and rear facade
This is also a trade show display for the Ryobi framing nailer. There is an Arduino behind the display that is wired into the tool and will fire the tool shooting nails through the air to the metal plate at 3 nails per second. This then communicated with a display to time how fast the tool could empty the magazine. I added many safeties to ensure the tool would only fire when completely enclosed and it could detect if there was a misfire
This is relay race to highlight the versatility of the Ryobi battery. I was in charge of the electronics for this. There is a raspberry pi that is acting as the timer and scoreboard as well as an arduino in the tower on the left. When shining the spotlight on the target or using the blower to spin the fan below, the associated ring light would fill and flash wehn completedly filled, letting you know to move on to the next item in the race
Rendering
Rendering test using photosphere to create realistic reflections in hybrid renders
Electroplating 3D print test
Felt shoe project
CNC Stool
Some of the keyboards I've built