• Designed 'wantware' which creates 'software' Apps, in realtime, from spoken or typed natural language dialog. Cloned & enhanced some classic apps & a modern MacStore App in < 100s of lines & < 60min.• Built image upsampler tech, called "Illumin8" or 'i8' to zoom in, enhance details and eliminate stairstep 'jaggies'.• Used i8 for camera recognition of identical-shaped surgical instruments at different sizes and fast training w/ ~100 frames to achieve 98% accuracy.• Used i8 for reconstructing poor bandwidth video for Lockheed Martin and successfully outperformed Skype in calls from Texas to Italy in quality and consistency.• Built an 'Object of Interest' system to extract & compress objects in video streams at different resolutions/quality-settings for high-resolution broadcasts.

Built the Sensor Signal Lab visualization product, wrote a geolocation/rendering/physics engine for GeoStorm, and worked on mobile demos for Army 360.

Designed, coded, and tested a signal-location engine for use in a high profile training game. Designed and developed an energy propagation simulator for a gov’t research project. Consulted on various video game / simulation related inquiries and provided support to various “Serious Games” projects.

Founded Whatif Productions to build consumer-focused world building and creature authoring tools. Created a wide range of PlayStation and PC products including entertainment ( GermWarfare, Bion5, NERBS, Sen, Gobbler, Rest in Peace, & Karv: Temple of Evil), communications ( LiveEye which was live video phone using 2G 2005 era cell phones, & specialized Cell Phone Projects for Penn State's Advanced Research Labs) and military ( Strike'n'Retrive NTE: Naval Training Exercises for the U.S. Navy and Campbell-Ewald and GeoCommander product won Best Serious Game of 2008 (Government Games Category) at the Serious Games Showcase and Challenge ). In addition to coding, design and management, I spent considerable time fundraising ( $5mil raised over 8 years ) and presenting.

Successfully completed three visualization projects: InfoLenses for U.S. Airforce Intelligence, MAPIT Visualizer for U.S. Patent Office, and DR-VIEW Visualization Suite for AIPASG.

Ported my 3d Dos Engine to Win 95 using Vis C++/Masm/Direct X. Wrote all code (user interface, renderer, physics, sound, etc.) for the game "Ashes to Ashes", published by Corel. Runs at 23 fps in 640x480 on a Pentium 100Mhz. Multiple design rewrites, two editors, and extensive testing/optimization of Pentium ASM pairing. Built height-grid, terrain-tesselator engine for robot-arena-combat game known as “Aries”, published by Corel

Rise of the Triad & Blake Stone, Id's DOOM II, DreamForge/SSI's Menzoberranzan, TriSoft's Depth Dwellers, and LucasArt's Xwing. Developed real & protected mode Spaceball integration libraries/SDK for Convoluted, Splined function mapping for rotation/translation 3d vectors. Created several TSR/Spawned processes for Spaceball to emulate other input devices with existing software. Managed three developers creating graphical training software from idea phase to beta-testing. Developed Real-time 3d textured & gouraud Polygonal Mesh environment with 3d navigation and 3d View rotation. Created 3 degree of freedom trainer for Spaceball. Created Suite of 3d space arcade games for Spaceball, including Tagging Flying Heads, Dodging Spiked Globes, Avoiding Spontaneous Flame Chasers, and Staying on Twisting Ramps.

Worked under Ted Carpenter and Charles Oman. Responsible for computer-run imaging experiments to learn about the vestibular system and 3d orientation in disoriented computer-generated environments.