Projects
A few things I have built.
Some started with a work problem. Others started with a camera, a pillbox, or a student's question.
The projects here are the ones I return to. The rest of the code is on GitHub.
What I am testing
I care less about a demo than whether the software removes a real task.
Current experiments cover phone calls, email, reconciliation, travel policy, computer vision, and the points where a person needs to take over.
Travel and agents
Google Flights Policy Recommender
PrototypeA policy-aware flight-search MCP server.
It searches Google Flights, labels results as in-policy or out-of-policy, and ranks them by preferences such as nonstop travel, airline alliance, price, duration, and red-eye avoidance.
The hosted version returns ranked choices and sends the traveler to Google Flights. A browser-driven version stops at the payment step. It does not buy a ticket.
Computer vision and education
Pillbox
Student projectA Raspberry Pi camera and computer-vision system built with a student in the Up Robotics program.
A small CNN identifies which of 21 pillbox cells still contain pills: seven days, with morning, noon, and night for each day.
The project combines hardware, image capture, remote access, model inference, and a simple status interface.
Home systems
Network, cameras, and automation
My home network and cameras are useful because they fail in ordinary ways. I use them to understand what happens when several products, protocols, and failure modes meet.
The working code is on GitHub.