Ongoing / Hardware & software
Luum.io
Power, lighting, and controls. Hardware and software built together.
Projects
Projects and experiments, with a page for the details.
18 projects shown
Ongoing / Hardware & software
Power, lighting, and controls. Hardware and software built together.
AI / macOS
A tiny animated Mac cat that can chat, remember context, and help with Notes, Calendar, and Music when asked.

3D printing / Learning
3D-printable marble runs that follow the strokes of handwritten letters.
AI / Software
A speaking-practice app with prompts, drills, and AI coaching on clarity.

Podcast / AI & humanity
Sebastien and Eric thinking out loud about AI, humanity, and the companies they can't seem to stop starting.

Sailing / IoT
Live DC power monitoring for Bon Vivant, bringing the boat’s battery and charging systems into one dashboard.

Ongoing / Bon Vivant
Bon Vivant. A refit, a logbook, and plenty of systems to work on.

Software / Poetry
A poetry playground where kids write a poem and watch the words come alive.
Software / Local food
A local food-shop app for browsing produce, building a basket, and repeating last week's order.
Software / Sailing
An interactive sailing visualization for making sense of wind shifts.

3D printing / Model ship
A 3D-printed model ship, from the hull and rigging to the tiny dinghies.

3D printing / Repair
A replacement handle for my wife's grandmother's grater. Repairing something worth keeping.

Software / Sailing
A home for the Hotfoot fleet: boats, photographs, race reports, and events.
AI / Prototype
An experimental interview studio where an AI voice clone interviews me.

Mathematics / Visualization
Visual experiments with Fibonacci sequences, nested hexagrams, and patterns in modular arithmetic.

3D printing / Prototype
A 3D-printed straw lid, shaped around an existing bottle's threads and straw.
Software / Electrical
A boat electrical schematic tool with automatic layout and an AI assistant.
Learning / AI
An interactive maze for exploring how reinforcement learning changes the odds, and how training differs from inference.