Powered with my own custom game engine, this site allows you to enter in the Celestrak name for any
set of earth-based satellites and see their real time position.

A custom webgl game engine that I made from scratch loosely inspired by the fantastic tutorials 
on <a href="https://webglfundamentals.org/">https://webglfundamentals.org/</a>.

My rust-based kernel for the teensy 4.0 microcontroller

My own celestial search-engine which also tells you the altitude and azimuth relative to your gps location.

A retro website dedicated to explaining how floppy drives work in extreme detail. I bit-banged a floppy drive and then documented my journey.

Create a betting pool and guess with colleagues about when those upcoming rocket launches will overcome earthly delays.

A tiny Dart library for calculating the position of celestial objects given a GPS location.

A website for generating the STL of any spur gear imaginable!

A tiny rust library for describing and running genetic algorithms.

Yet another astronomy database, aggregated from many sources, deduped, normalized, etc. I use this to power a lot of my astronomy-based projects.

A small library in OpenSCAD that you can use to generate your own spur gear with any parameters.

A fun exploration into the cubic bezier algorithm, cleverly used to 
generate customized glasses frames in openscad.

My custom wall art made with multiple ws2812b strands chained together and placed inside custom-built hexagon shells.

I implemented the backpropagation algorithm by hand. It was a fun way to dive deeply into the math and concepts behind neural networks.

A multi-player text-based game based on a slasher horror story.

An STL you can 3D Print to expand the mounting ports on your telescope

This project is an homage to Macromedia Flash MX. I aim to provide a platform
for easily churning out visualizations, movies, and games.

A 4 year project (still in-progress) to create hardware that attaches to your telescope and helps you find things in space. 
It uses a 9dof IMU to accurately calculate your position in the celestial sphere.

Another wall art. I designed the physical parts in OpenSCAD, 3-d printed them, designed the pcbs, and finally assembled everything by hand.

An outlook email client that I made from scratch. Fun fact, I discovered a bug in outlook documentation which is why none of the other apps worked for me to begin with.

This was a pivotal project for me. It was my foray into react, redis, and other popular web technologies of the time (circa 2015).
The result was a multi-player web-based game where you can grow your planetary resources, conquer new worlds, and take over the universe!

A 2-wheel balancing robot which only ever worked for about 2 seconds and then it would topple over. Also it was a fire hazard.

A planetary gear fidget spinner that I designed and 3d printed.

I made an Analog Circuit for detecting the button press of an an early 1960s prototype controller

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