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Google Engineering: Created the "Did you just sign in?" Android notification. Developed and supported the backend system that sends billions of these time-critical notifications per month to users about the security of their account.https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/7305876https://www.reddit.com/r/memes/comments/ex832h/did_you_just_sign_inGoogle Research 1: Helped develop a 3D scanner for physical items that is used to preserve and share our cultural heritage:https://techcrunch.com/2015/04/09/googles-online-art-museum-adds-3d-scansGoogle Research 2: Led the team that developed the "Hey Google, read it" feature that converts any webpage to a podcast and reads it to you:https://blog.google/products/assistant/easier-access-web-pages-let-assistant-read-it-aloud

Worked the Advanced Imaging Technology group on the next generation 3D camera to replace the popular Kinect. It was based on Time-Of-Flight technology which is super-cool and basically measures the amount of time a photon takes to reach from the camera light source to an object and back:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_of_flightProject 1: Devised and built a prototype for a novel hardware-level optics-based algorithm for real-time noise removal. It was awesome to hack it together with an optical engineer at your side! I used linear algebra to prove our method works and then we tested it in practice and indeed it worked!Project 2: Built a prototype for a biometric system for real-time person identification based on identifying a person's unique vein structure. Apparently it's unique just like a fingerprint and also highly visible form an IR camera! The algorithm was based on a statistical method. I made a live demo to my 30-person research group where it successfully identified all team members!