Edwarddeaver

Click Clack - a terrifying result emerged.

Learning about how they approach installations as a conversation with the client and spend so much time communicating with them about their wants/needs/progress/result. It was eye-opening as well to learn about how long their timelines are, and how collab

Almost 3 years ago now I made Control My Lights a light installation in my room. It was live-streamed to Twitch and YouTube, and you could control them via a website, Twitch chat, and YouTube chat. It was made a time of peak Covid, rocketing to the bottom

This past year I got a new phone, an iPhone 13 Pro specifically for the LiDAR sensor, and especially to use one app: Polycam. Augmented Reality is an area of computing that I have been interested in since learning about Google Glass and ZeroUI, but have n

Over the last few weeks I have been exploring the free and open source side of WebAR (part of the WebXR specification) in order to make a business case for it, and roll it into our strategy. Let's explore what I've found and explain some concepts along th

In 2022 I went to Eyeo, after 3 years of waiting, it was a transformative experience from meeting people in the coding space to having my worldview changed by city that values biking. That was also my last Eyeo as Eyeo is no longer.

I wanted a project that would combine a few interests of mine and make for a cool exhibit at Maker Faire Syracuse. This was filled with firsts. First time exhibiting at Maker Faire, first time making a MIDI Instrument, first time making an electromechanic

The stepper motor isn't fast enough and I don't have the power/money budget to push it there. My takeaway from this short journey into mechatronics is the human body is truly an amazing creation.

The housing market in Syracuse is broken (read the Syracuse Housing Study), like most places. The city is majority single-family land use for housing. Let's talk about the thing giving me hope.

I would like to talk about an imaginative future. While apartment hunting and walking through downtown, it struck me how much space is used for parking.