Projects

Here are some projects I’ve been involved with over the years that I can share.

Easy Audio Toggle

Version 1.1.0 Released March 23, 2025

I built this app in a 16-hour marathon on March 4–5 2025.

EasyAudioToggle is a simple Windows app that lets you switch between your audio devices, like speakers or headphones, with a quick double-click on its tray icon. Right-click it to tweak settings or close it. A friendly first-run message helps you get started and suggests keeping the icon handy in your system tray. Download it today, and if it makes your life easier, maybe buy me a coffee!

For more info checkout my blogpost

Bowling Ball Holder with Nameplate

Alpha build above

I created this fully customizable OpenSCAD of a bowling ball holder that can have text put on it! You can change the text, text, depth. Make the text inny or outty. Change the wall thickness, holder height, lip size, and more!

If you didn't know, OpenSCAD uses a custom scripting language to produce 3D graphics. The scripting language supports functional programming, parametrized modularization and reuse, mathematical computation and has scoped Variables.

Checkout Bowling Ball Holder with Text (opens in a new tab) and make one for yourself!

CEWIT - Stony Brook Smart Transit System Discontinued

SBU Brook University Smart Transit was the Stony Brook University "student developed passenger information system" for SBU Transit. SBU Smart Transit was developed through a partnership between the Stony Brook University Department of Transportation and Parking Operations, the Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT) and the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. It was a comprehensive bus and shuttle global positioning system that provides live vehicle location, bus stop information, and estimated arrival times to passengers using web and mobile-based applications.

Eurotech Brochure (opens in a new tab) Stony Brook News (opens in a new tab)

CEWIT - New York State Medicaid Managed Care Formulary Website Discontinued

https://mmcdruginformation.nysdoh.suny.edu/ (opens in a new tab)

Reality Deck @ CEWIT

On July 13, 2010, Stony Brook University received a $1.4 million National Science Foundation grant to build the "Reality Deck," an Immersive Giga-pixel Display in a 40' x 30' x 11' high room in Stony Brook University's Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT) containing 308 LCDs driven by an 85-node graphics computing cluster.

I helped with the installation of hardware for a brief moment as an undergrad ad SBU. Just a cool piece of tech to be a part of.