A patient-doctor interaction program using an app and integrated sensor system; won 1st place in MakeSPP Hackathon; currently planning to apply for a patent on the idea. This program exemplifies how technology can improve access for the elderly and disabled, especially during the pandemic.
An ocean pollution awareness website coded with HTML, CSS, & JS; won in Microsoft Hackathon for contributing to a UN Sustainability Goal. This project demonstrated how technology can raise awareness and knowledge about societal issues.
Research project analyzing and correcting AI discrimination in speech recognition software using Python; had the opportunity to present my research to scientists and researchers from leading research institutions. This project highlighted the often-overlooked importance of bias in technology.
Created and tested a prototype street sweeper with an integrated electromagnet system to overcome the challenge of cleaning metals off the road; awarded medal for successful Electrical and Mechanical Engineering project in Hudson County STEM showcase. Learned how engineering can make street cleaning more efficient and prevent flat tires.
Created a prototype measuring electrons generated from anaerobic bacteria to produce electricity using a fuel cell powered by wastewater; awarded medal for a successful Environmental Management project in Hudson County STEM showcase. This project taught me how engineering can be applied to create sustainable energy.
Developed a prototype for a solar energy-powered water pump aimed at reducing ocean acidification and global warming effects on density-varied water; presented in Hudson County STEM showcase. Learned how to lower ocean temperature and reduce carbon dioxide interaction with sea life.
Created a prototype generating electricity using a naturally-made microbial fuel cell with bacteria in various benthic samples; awarded medal in the Environmental Engineering category in Hudson County STEM showcase.