Selected work • Prototypes • Finished projects
A collection of my work across game development, AR/VR, and hardware prototyping. Each project includes what I built, what I learned, and the tools/tech involved.
Search by keywords (Unity, AR, VR, Arduino…) or use the category buttons to filter the list.
These projects represent my most substantial work — including course projects and my bachelor project. Each one shows how I design, implement, iterate, and reflect across game dev, AR/VR, and hardware systems.
A mobile AR learning application that helps students understand the relationship between mass, volume, and density by visualizing materials as a scaled 3D object in the real world. Built in Unity with AR Foundation and developed through iterative testing and refinement.
Mobile AR learning tool that visualizes how the same mass can have different volumes depending on material density — by placing a resizable, textured cube on a tracked real-world object.
Educational VR application designed to help medical students explore human anatomy through interactive 3D organ models in an immersive, low-stress learning environment.
Mobile AR game prototype focused on physical movement and immersion, using a custom-built controller to detect and capture ghosts in the real world.
Arduino-based racing wheel prototype with steering input (servo feedback), paddle-shift microswitches, and an LED “rev” strip — connected to Unity for live wheel angle, gear, revs, and speed display.
A 3D-printed mecanum-wheel robot controlled from a browser over Wi-Fi (phone hotspot), with an OLED “eyes” display that reacts to movement commands.
A story-driven 2D game prototype with roguelike structure, dialogue, and a themed progression system where collected “books” grant perks that change the player’s abilities.
Smaller builds, experiments, and coursework projects.
Gameplay systems, shooting feel, impact effects, and iteration.
Functional modeling for real-world use (Fusion/Inventor workflow).
If you’re reviewing this with my CV, feel free to ask for a walkthrough of any project.