ABOUT
I believe technology matters most when it improves the lives of others.
I am a sophomore Electrical & Computer Engineering student in Oregon State University’s Honors College, drawn to problems where computation has to leave the screen and work in the physical world.
That curiosity has taken me from research in FPGA acceleration and biomedical sensing to building wearable vision systems, autonomous fabrication tools, and new approaches to manufacturing. Across all of it, I am trying to make complex technology more useful, capable, and human.
2Active faculty research groups
2Patent-pending technologies
HonorsOSU Honors College
ULAENGR 102 Undergraduate Learning Assistant
SELECTED WORK
Projects
7 selected works across research, patent-pending systems, and independent engineering.
RESEARCH
2
01
FPGA Neural-Network Acceleration
Research
Preview ↗
Ongoing
02
Blood-Pressure Calibration Drift
Research
Preview ↗
Ongoing
PATENT-PENDING TECHNOLOGIES
2
03
Distributed Manufacturing Control
Patent Pending
Project ↗
2026
04
Autonomous Desktop PCB Fabricator
Patent Pending
Project ↗
2026
INDEPENDENT ENGINEERING
3
05
Vision Band
Independent
Project ↗
WIP
06
P.E.P.P.E.R.
Independent
Project ↗
WIP
07
Maehara Lab Server
Independent
GitHub ↗
WIP
SELECTED DEMONSTRATIONS
Demos
CONTACT