Capitalism and Freedom
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Prior to studying computer science, I wanted to be a economist and physicist. TCPalm
Posts by Collection
portfolio
Morphable Stents and Computational Fluid Dynamics
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This science fair project was my first time coding! I designed medical stents, simulated fluid dynamics, and analyzed stent performance.
Augmented Reality for Cultural Heritage
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The Parthenon Project was a realistic virtual reality homage to Ancient Greek. In Georgia Tech’s Augmented Environments Lab, I used WebXR to bring this virtual Parthenon to Tech Green.
HackGT
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We created an AR social media platform using Microsoft Azure, Hololens, and Unity!
Towards an Everyday Head-Worn Display
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Few people currently wear Head-Worn Displays for more than an hour at a time, let alone everyday. This documents my experiences daily driving HWDs as part of the Contextual Computing Group’s living lab.
Plankton Species Classification
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Creating deep learning models for transfer learning across extreme domain gaps with Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute and NOAA
MIT Reality Hack 2023
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AirDropXR lets you drag-and-drop from your phone to the real world for viewing in Augmented Reality.
publications
Interactive Narrative Generation Using Location and Genre Specific Context
Published in International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling, 2019
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Comparing Order Picking Guidance with Microsoft Hololens, Magic Leap, Google Glass XE and Paper
Published in Proceedings of the 22nd International Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems and Applications, 2021
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Mobile, Hands-free, Silent Speech Texting Using SilentSpeller
Published in Extended Abstracts of the 2021 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2021
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SilentSpeller: Towards mobile, hands-free, silent speech text entry using electropalatography
Published in CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2022
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talks
Head Worn Displays: Focal Distances
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Focal distances are an important factor in the design of head worn displays. They influence social acceptiblity,
vergence-accommodation conflict, and usability.
Human Activity Recognition
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A lecture and class excercise on Bulling’s Activity Recognition Chain and Nyquist frequency.
teaching
Teaching Assistant: Artificial Intelligence
Graduate Course, Georgia Tech, College of Computing, 2021
Created an assignment on Hidden Markov Models
Graduate Teaching Assistant: Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
Graduate Course, Georgia Tech, College of Computing, 2022
Student Remarks
“Passion for teaching”
“Enthusiastic”
Graduate (Head) Teaching Assistant: Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
Graduate Course, Georgia Tech, College of Computing, 2022
Student Remarks
“Jonathan made this class worth taking in my opinion”
“Best TA so far in the program with just 4 classes in including this one”