A Creative Technologist specializing in interactive exhibits, creative coding, and software development. I've directed installations and collaborated with high-profile companies across various industries.
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Demonstrating The Samsung Frame's capabilities as both a TV screen and an ambient art piece, the Samsung Re:Frame installation showcased the product line's features through an immersive video demonstration. Working with Shuffle Media and Cheil Canada, the team developed a three minute synchronized show. The Premiere ultra-short throw projectors filled in the gaps between The Frames and produced a projection that bled across all of the screens.
Interactive experiences for brands, from AI installations to LED and robotics builds. Based in Toronto, available for freelance. »
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I help agencies and brands turn ambitious ideas into interactive experiences that work in the real world, on time and on the show floor.
I'm based in Toronto, work remotely and travel for installs. I'm available for contract and freelance projects. Tell me what you're planning.
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The use of mmWave radar systems for predicting the value of a retail space.
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Blockchain token-based pre-validated access control based on wallet address containing an NFT with specific attributes.
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Access control to online resources based on NFT Gating.
View patent (PDF)Personal R&D: things I build to learn a new chip, tool or technique. Work in progress, with the code on GitHub.
Interactive Rive animations on a microcontroller touchscreen
Plays Rive animations on a 720×720 touchscreen driven by an ESP32-P4, a microcontroller with no GPU. It supports state machines, touch, text, layouts and sound, so interactive Rive designs can run on a small, low-cost display.
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Live video from TouchDesigner to a microcontroller display
Streams live video from TouchDesigner, OBS or ffmpeg to a 720×720 display driven by an ESP32-P4. The board receives a standard RTSP stream over Ethernet and decodes it in software, turning a small, low-cost screen into a display any video tool can drive.
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