A selection of projects I have worked on over the years. Please take into account that many are from my undergraduate studies (1999-2002), and may not reflect current research interests. You might also like to see an overview of my academic publications.

Socio-technical

Rhub. Mobile social software, an exploration in lightweight group communication, coordination and sharing. PhD thesis, 2004-2007

Joymote. A direct-manipulation, usable remote-control. 3rd year university, 2001.

Distributed & Ubiquitous

Å Publish/Subscribe Framework. Expressive event patterns, lightweight API and deployment. Postdoc, 2008.

Naanou. A scalable, moderated, peer-to-peer network, with high performance “swarmed” transfers and metadata-based resource searching. Honours Thesis, 2002.

NetViz/Probe. Distributed network visualisation, mapping, probing and monitoring. 3rd year, 2001.

Ambient Interaction Framework. Enabling ambient computing in a lightweight framework. DSTC internship, 2nd year, 2000.

Congo. Auralises network events. Brings abstract network events or conditions to life via a surround soundscape. DSTC internship, 3rd year, 2001.

Robotics

Epuck. Mobile interface to an Epuck robot. Postdoc, 2009

Wiimote+Robot. Direct, multi-axis control of an industrial robot. Postdoc, 2008

Data Mining

Tibianna. A learning web search engine with assisted query refinement. Honours Year, 2002.

Diastasis. Identifying people's web browsing interests through heirarchial support vector machine classification. Fraunhofer IAIS, 2003.

Web

Energy Drinks. Caffeine galore. For some time, the most extensive set of energy drink reviews to be found on the web.

Astro. Makes it easy to find and download files shared on a network.

Graphic Design

Working & Living with Robots

Jupiter logo

Thesis

Proceedings

Some current work omitted for confidentiality reasons. Projects created while employed do not necessarily represent the employer's position, goals or strategy.