An interactive atlas mapping which Pokémon sound alike—extracts MFCCs from hundreds of Pokémon cries, scores their acoustic similarity, and plots them as an explorable force-directed graph you can filter by generation and type.

A DDR-inspired dance game that turns any topic into an AI-generated song with choreography synced to the lyrics, then scores you as you step it out on a physical sensor floor. TreeHacks 2026 hardware hack.

HackMIT's internal application reading and scoring system—the tool our team uses to review, rate, and flag thousands of hacker applications each cycle.

A mixed-reality tabletop game where players shape weather systems in real time—heating and cooling air parcels, building pressure systems, and reshaping terrain to control rainfall across a shared physical simulation. Existing STEP Lab project, extended in Unity during a summer UROP. Presented at MIT AI & Education Summit (MIT RAISE) 2025.

An LLM-powered educational platform providing users with simulated phishing content to train their phishing detection skills. HackNYU 2025.

A small experimental desktop virtual pet app with self-drawn animated assets. The more windows you have open on your screen, the more frantically your duck will move around!