This project is a collaboration between NASA and the Laboratory for Advanced Visualization and Applications (LAVA) at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. It is a software that is intended to give visitors of the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex an immersive and interactive experience that tells a story about sea level rise. I am currently the assistant Unity developer of this project.

This app is intended to be an immersive experience that combines data visualization and 3D-printed models of Oʻahu’s terrain. It showcases historical data and future predictions of rainfall and temperature from the Hawaiʻi Climate Data Portal (HCDP). The app aims to improve accessibility to climate datasets for scientists, policymakers, and educational outreach, fostering a deeper understanding of Oʻahu’s changing climate. I am the main designer and developer of this project.

This project is a collaboration between Waikiki Aquarium and the Laboratory for Advanced Visualization & Applications (LAVA) at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. The purpose of this project is to create an immersive experience that teaches visitors about the beauty of the North Western Hawaiian Island’s coral reefs and the wild life that resides there. For this project, I was the lead structural engineer of the space as well as the lead artist where I was in charge of texturing, rigging, and animating 3D assets.

A simulation app designed to aid in the redevelopment of Lahaina following the 2023 wildfire disaster. The app allows Lahaina residents to use text-to-image generative AI for brainstorming, upload custom 3D models, participate in discussion threads to organize events or comment on existing simulations, and ultimately collaborate on plans to rebuild the city in a 3D environment. For this project, I assisted with mock-ups, front-end development, and acquiring 3D models for testing.

For my Software Engineering II class, five classmates and I were tasked with designing a website for Volunteer Ally, a non-profit organization whose mission is to foster connections between volunteers, non-profits, and affiliate organizations. The website would allow volunteers to browse various opportunities, favorite opportunities they would like to help with, and connect with an opportunity’s point of contact. Organizations could post opportunities, see how many people are interested about an event, and keep track of volunteers who signed up. I worked on the mock-ups and front-end development of the Volunteer section of the website. Out of all the teams in my class, our project was chosen as the first iteration for Volunteer Ally’s future website.