stripboards with wires, mechanical keys, lcd displays and esp32s

I make toys and games that explore science concepts.

I like to combine education and interaction design with electronics and physical fabrication. I am fascinated by neuroscience, biology, and language.

I am hoping to apply the skills I have learned to work in science museums & makerspaces, where people play and learn.

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Projects

diagram of the eye with moveable pieces

Science Exhibit In-A-Book

Portable exhibits on topics in biology and neuroscience.

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a handheld game with four buttons and a screen in the middle

Stroop Says

A twist on the classic children's toy.

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three tiles, representing carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen have blue dots representing unpaired electrons and strips of yellow representing a bond

Octet Rule Tiles

UNDER DEVELOPMENT. An alternative molecular modeling kit.

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model of a console with an angled surface with a hole in the middle and an arm extending up for a camera

Contrasting Color Lightbox

UNDER DEVELOPMENT. Draw short animations with flashing lights.

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a console made out of wood with an LCD display with a date and two buttons, unfinished

Y2K Escape Room

UNDER DEVELOPMENT. Race against the clock to save the world from Y2K!

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About

Bobby smiles in front of a Venetian canal

Hello! My name is Bobby. I'm a graduate student at CU Boulder at the ATLAS Institute working towards my master’s degree in Creative Technology and Design.

I'm originally from outside of Boston. I graduated from Wesleyan University with a double major in Neuroscience and Italian.

In my free time you can find me running, doing crosswords, and baking.