Using Augmented Reality to Experience Prosopagnosia
AR system simulating face blindness by distorting facial features in real-time, based on neuroscience research on face perception.
(portfolio)I’m Steve, an engineer learning neuroscience.
After twenty years working on complex systems—nuclear reactors, grid-scale batteries, machine learning—I’m pursuing a PhD in computational neuroscience, with interests in early visual processing.
This site is where I write about what I’m learning, share projects I’m working on, and think through ideas in public.
AR system simulating face blindness by distorting facial features in real-time, based on neuroscience research on face perception.
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I’ve taken various photographs over the years, some published for the Washington Post, Washington City Paper, and other publications. (gallery)
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16-bit Scream Tracker 3 music compositions created for PC demos, playable in emulated hardware.
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Linux kernel and embedded systems work for retrogaming platform, focusing on ARM boards with RK3588 chipsets.
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Browser-based quiz template for multi-dimensional psychometric tests with scoring and criteria validation.
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Network utility using FastAPI and ZeroMQ to identify devices on a subnet by collecting and categorizing MAC addresses.
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Python interface for collecting data from Radix IOT Mango to create operational reports and analytics pipelines.
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Sometimes you need to give a simple explanation of Ansible to a person who loves using shell scripts.
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A relatively unorganized set of public code snippets and other tools I’ve adapted for personal use.
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