Hackathons
LiSense
HackMIT 2015
Uses LIDAR and machine learning to detect individuals and crowds in a large space, and then visualizes customer engagement metrics on a web interface. Allows physical A/B testing of store promotions and quantitatively measuring exhibit popularity to optimizing foot traffic through public spaces. Won Cruise's Most Technically Challenging Hack.
MuSc
HackMIT 2014
A web-based application which is able to split media across multiple devices, so that multiple laptops or phones could be used as a combined display.
ListenUP
PennApps Fall 2014
An application which listens when someone calls your name and subsequently lowers the volume of your computer and sends a notification to alert you. In this way, you can seamlessly listen to music and be aware of your surroundings. Won Best Hack People Will Use Everyday at PennAppsX.
Trackfyre
HackPrinceton Spring 2014
A web-service which tracks specific DOM components of a website for changes. The front end interface was in the form of a Chrome Browser extension. Tracked components were handled by a MongoDB server in which query time could be specified along with method of notification.
