Heavy snowfall, strong winds, and low temperatures are common during the winter in northern Nevada. Knowledge of relevant road conditions is vital for safe travel for drivers taking trips through these regions. This information is currently accessible through multiple different sources. SnowPass streamlines the gathering of road condition data and compiles it into one easy-to-use application. After choosing any two points in California or Nevada, SnowPass will show the best route then display route specific weather, live traffic camera video, and Department of Transportation Tweets, helping drivers stay safe and informed.
Steel bridge inspection robot developed at the Advanced Robotics and Automation (ARA) Lab at the University of Nevada, Reno. The robot can climb on different steel bridge structures and collect visual and eddy current data for inspection. The eddy current data senses deep within the steel to detect defects and deterioration. Visual maps are then generated to show the condition of the steel.
Early career Software Engineer working in the San Francisco Bay Area with experience in network technologies. Exploring options for domain specialization in the industry. Ideally heading towards smart city related technology development. Passionate about software and hardware innovations in civil infrastructure such as robotic structure inspection, city wide sensor networks, and other smart city technologies. Aspiration to one day transition into an administrative position in the tech industry but currently enjoying the engineering aspect of the field. Interested in entrepreneurship or startup opportunities.
I am a amateur photographer and my favorite types of composition are cityscape, landscape, and street photography. Here are some examples along with a link to my stock image profile.
A hobby of mine is transcribing and annotating song lyrics by giving the lyrics context based on what the artist has said about the song. I do this on Genius.com and annotating lyrics is where I first experienced markup, which eventually led to me exploring web design, then computer science.
