Additionally, in my current position at Alberta Health Services, I have developed mobile applications using Unity to digitize medical tests like the Mini-Cog, incorporating machine learning models for detecting hand-drawn digits. I have also worked on an augmented reality (AR) application for the HoloLens 2, aimed at enhancing patient rehabilitation by enabling users to perform cognitive and motor tasks. This project involved close collaboration with therapists to ensure it aligned with patient needs, resulting in a user-friendly and effective rehabilitation tool.

Overseeing a team of 8 collaborate with Glenrose Hospital, to develop a specialized walker for patients undergoing rehab which measures force exerted, transmits data via Bluetooth, and records information through python. Previously created a TV remote deigned for dementia patients.

I worked on helping develop different game like features, such as a fortune wheel randomization system.