I'm a 22-year-old inventor building the bridge between humans and AI.
I dropped out of Harvard to found Halo, a startup creating glasses that make you superintelligent. I've built and launched over 30 inventions, including face recognition glasses, flamethrowers, and a robot tentacle.
Prior to Halo, I was a founding engineer at Mach Industries. I'm a Z-Fellow, former Prod leader, and a Neo Scholar.
I designed my own major at Harvard in Intelligent Machines.
In fall 2024, me and my friend, Anhphu, built face recognition glasses that broke the internet.
In the summer of 2024, I got weirdly obsessed with building massive hardware megaprojects. No more desktop arduino projects. I welded over 1,000 lbs of steel and spent most of my savings to make a car, a drill rig, and more...
In 2023, I dropped everything, left Harvard, and joined Mach Industries (Sequoia backed, $470M valuation) as a founding engineer. Here's how I literally built missiles from scratch.
I taught myself how to code when I was in the 8th grade. After making my first website, I was hooked. Here's my craziest software projects, ranging from simple web apps to quantum computer simulations.
I decided to live in a makerspace and spend all my time building. I knew nothing but dedicated everything. Here's the result of 1,000 hours of building.
I helped run Prod, a non-profit startup accelerator. In 2 years, we've taken over 50 college students and helped them become real founders with real companies. Here's the part I played.
In the fall of 2022, I spent 14 weeks trying to make almost everything. From creating an oven constructed of lives wires to making an entire circuit board from scratch, this 14 weeks culminated in The Cricket Vending Machine™—my largest project yet.
