AI Personal Trainer
AI / Computer Vision / Health Technology
After hurting my back playing badminton, I built a webcam-based physiotherapy coach that checks form in real time and gives simple feedback while you move.
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Golfer. Builder. Future robotics engineer.
Most of what I build starts with something going wrong: a back injury, a slice I couldn't explain, a cyclist I nearly didn't see turn. I like figuring out how to fix that with code, hardware, or whatever is on hand.
The projects I am most proud of, from AI tools and golf technology to hardware builds and competitions.
AI / Computer Vision / Health Technology
After hurting my back playing badminton, I built a webcam-based physiotherapy coach that checks form in real time and gives simple feedback while you move.
AI / Computer Vision / Sports Analytics
Built a software launch monitor from golf video so I could understand ball flight without relying on expensive range hardware.
Hardware / Android / CAD / Golf Coaching Technology
Built a portable two-camera coaching tool that records Face-On and Down-the-Line angles of the same action, then synchronises them in an Android swing review app.
Engineering / CAD / Leadership
Led our F1 in Schools team as captain and chief engineer, from CAD and CFD work to a last-minute sponsorship push that got us to nationals.
Startup / AI Governance
Developing AI Governance, Risk, and Compliance tools targeted at small and medium-sized enterprises, working with industry professionals to validate market gaps.
Startup / E-Commerce AI
Creating AI tools for e-commerce businesses, working with an investor, with an MVP ready.
Three things I keep coming back to, whichever project I'm actually working on.
01
Teaching a camera to notice things - a joint angle drifting out of range, a ball leaving the clubface - and turning that into feedback a person can actually use.
02
CAD, wiring, Raspberry Pis, and the slow process of getting a physical thing to work reliably outside, in the rain, under competition pressure.
03
Golf is where most of my ideas come from. It's also the easiest way to test whether a piece of sport tech is actually useful or just clever.
I'm a high school senior in Switzerland, headed to UCL to study Robotics and AI. Most of what's on this site started as a question I couldn't let go of — why a shot sliced, why a rep felt unsafe, why a signal was invisible in the dark — and turned into something I built to answer it.
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