After being mesmerized by Meta's $329 smart glasses, I knew I had to see what I could do with accessible components and a patient-first mindset.

Building Smart Glasses to Empower Independence

Ever since quarantine began, I’ve been fascinated with the ins and outs of networking, servers, and containerization. Here’s what’s in it…

What’s in my Homelab?

I built MoodFlip by leveraging toolkits and APIs from Hume & OpenAI. Enabling you to be actionable with your emotions—just choose what to sustain or remedy.

MoodFlip: Act on Emotional Insights with Selfies

Here’s a conversation I had with Oscar Moreno-Lizarazo, an upcoming MD candidate @ Harvard, after I reached out to him on LinkedIn. We discussed his and his team’s work with the PANDABox at UNC Chapel Hill—enabling them to bridge the gap between Spanish-Speakers and proactive Autism healthcare.

Lost in Translation: Adapting Language Tech for Autism Detection in Spanish-Speaking Children

As we all tuned into WWDC earlier this month—eagerly awaiting for one more thing—we all knew Apple’s take on AR/VR was inevitable if the leaks were to be trusted. Finally, the mind reading tech was revealed in all its seamless solid aluminum and glass glory. Now let’s take a look at the neuroscience and tech behind it all!

Mind Reader or Doomed Gimmick? | Neurotech in the Apple Vision Pro

After a shadowing event, I was lucky enough to have a discussion over email with Liza Chartampila, a Ph.D. Student from the Diering Lab at UNC Chapel Hill, regarding a promising indicator of Alzheimer’s. Here’s how it went…