About Me
I am a recent college grad with a BS in Applied Physics from SUNY Geneseo.
I am interested in software development and electronics.
During undergrad, the projects I enjoyed most were ones where I could either work with electroncs or write code.
My goal now is to work on projects that broaden my knowledge in those fields.
Hopefully with this I can either continue my education to either MS or PhD, and/or become an engineer in either of these fields.
Projects
LabVIEW Game
This is a project I worked on in 2019 in an undergraduate class using LabView.
The video explains most of the details of the project.
The video explains most of the details of the project.
Arduino Tea AutoBrewer
This is a project I worked on in 2019 in an undergraduate class using an Arduino.
The video explains most of the details of the project.
The video explains most of the details of the project.
Arduino/Raspberry Pi Weather Station
This is a project I worked on in 2020-2021, which unfortunately I didn't quite finish.
Also unfortunately, since I was busy with finals before graduating,
I forgot to document my work and left everything in a locked room somewhere at SUNY Geneseo.
All I have left is a .ino file that I made in the early stages of the project.
I'll give a brief description of the project here:
I bought weather sensors off of sparkfun, along with its accompanying weather sheild. I connnected these to an arduino and ran some code which collected data and spit it out in the serial monitor periodically. I had the arduino connected and being powered by a raspberry pi. On the pi, I wrote a python script that would take the data coming out of the serial monitor and write it to a text file. Then, using a program called WeeWX to collect the data. I used a method in WeeWX called "fileparse" which basically takes the data from the text file and sends it to a server. This data is then presented on a local site using WeeWX's default interface using apache.
I had more plans for the project but this is where I left off. Later plans included adding support to the station so it would last in more severe weather conditions, connecting it to a battery, solar panel, and possibly some other software improvements to get more data or improve the interface.
I'll give a brief description of the project here:
I bought weather sensors off of sparkfun, along with its accompanying weather sheild. I connnected these to an arduino and ran some code which collected data and spit it out in the serial monitor periodically. I had the arduino connected and being powered by a raspberry pi. On the pi, I wrote a python script that would take the data coming out of the serial monitor and write it to a text file. Then, using a program called WeeWX to collect the data. I used a method in WeeWX called "fileparse" which basically takes the data from the text file and sends it to a server. This data is then presented on a local site using WeeWX's default interface using apache.
I had more plans for the project but this is where I left off. Later plans included adding support to the station so it would last in more severe weather conditions, connecting it to a battery, solar panel, and possibly some other software improvements to get more data or improve the interface.
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