David Lee

ThemLIGHTS is an Android application designed to with a custom Moto Mods LED module for the Moto Z smartphone. With the app running on a Moto Z with our custom Moto Mods LED module, users can display various animated LED graphics, texts, and brighter flash lights. Powered by Arduino, the custom Moto Mods LED display module display changes based on the interaction from the ThemLIGHTS app. | GitHub (Android): https://github.com/Tanay1998/Pixlr | GitHub (Arduino):… Show more

ThemLIGHTS is an Android application designed to with a custom Moto Mods LED module for the Moto Z smartphone. With the app running on a Moto Z with our custom Moto Mods LED module, users can display various animated LED graphics, texts, and brighter flash lights. Powered by Arduino, the custom Moto Mods LED display module display changes based on the interaction from the ThemLIGHTS app. | GitHub (Android): https://github.com/Tanay1998/Pixlr | GitHub (Arduino): https://github.com/Tanay1998/Pixlr/blob/master/rgbw_moto_mod_version1%20-%20Copy/rgbw_moto_mod_version1.ino Show less

"Tinder for Events and Activities" - Find a place to go, things to do, events to visit, and just enjoy good times.

I worked on the Android client during the TechCrunch Disrupt SF Hackathon 2014.

Sign For Glass sends one American Sign Language word or phrase to your Google Glass every day.

CLASSUP! is an education-related Google Android/Glass & web application developed at the Pre-I/O Google Glass Hackathon event in San Francisco. It is designed to assist instructors and educational institutions to gain real-time metrics from students in the classroom by monitoring their physical responses to subjects being taught in the classroom. Taking advantage of the gyroscope inside Google Glass, CLASSUP! registers any head nods and shakes as direct stimuli responses and transmits that data… Show more

CLASSUP! is an education-related Google Android/Glass & web application developed at the Pre-I/O Google Glass Hackathon event in San Francisco. It is designed to assist instructors and educational institutions to gain real-time metrics from students in the classroom by monitoring their physical responses to subjects being taught in the classroom. Taking advantage of the gyroscope inside Google Glass, CLASSUP! registers any head nods and shakes as direct stimuli responses and transmits that data discreetly directly to the instructor. The instructor can monitor the responses live as a life pulse and see if the students are being engaged and can make on-the-fly adjustments to the class based on the responses. As an alternative, students can also send their feedback using a web application or a Google Android device.

As part of a five member team, I was responsible for implementing CLASSUP!’s GraphView behavior for both Android and Google Glass. The Android and Glass versions of CLASSUP! were developed natively in Android Studio. Show less

An experience with Google Glass and Sport.