Selected projects.

NAO humanoid robots are used in classrooms and research labs, and their battery packs wear out. We rebuild them: all six cells are replaced with new 18650 cells, the original battery board is recovered from deep-discharge lockout, and every pack is load-tested before it goes back.

Schools and labs can send several packs at once, and we can arrange on-site visits.

naobatteryrepair.com

A planning tool for skydivers that combines aviation weather into one page for a chosen drop zone: winds aloft from several forecast models (GFS, HRRR, NAM, ECMWF), surface conditions, cloud base, METAR and TAF reports, and National Weather Service alerts.

From the forecast it draws a suggested jump run and line of flight over satellite imagery, estimates freefall drift and the exit point, and includes a wing loading calculator. Drop zones can connect on-site weather stations to show live wind and temperature history.

windzaloft.com

The online store for SkyJunk, a maker of tough, functional gear: skydiving phone pouches and hook-knife pouches, gear bags, Cordura pouches, wallets and custom embroidery.

The site covers the full store: product pages with options, cart and checkout, customer accounts, and returns and contact pages, alongside links to the brand's Etsy shop and social media. We keep it updated and running.

jumpskyjunk.com

We maintain the escape rooms at PanIQ's New York City location, and design and build new interactive puzzles and show-control logic for them.

• Puzzle systems that react to players and drive each room's story
• Embedded electronics built on Arduino, Raspberry Pi and custom circuits
• Fail-safe logic and diagnostics so problems are caught and fixed quickly
• Maintenance routines that keep rooms running between games and reduce downtime

PanIQ Escape Room NYC

A full Ubuntu desktop that runs in the cloud and opens in any web browser, with VS Code, terminals, GUI applications and an AI assistant that installs and configures software on request. Machines persist between sessions and can be shared with a password-protected link or cloned into independent copies.

Its hardware bridge connects real devices to the cloud machine: cameras, sensors and microcontrollers plug into a Raspberry Pi appliance and appear inside the cloud desktop as local /dev/ devices. Relays give any service running on the machine a stable HTTPS address without DNS or certificate setup.

For schools and workshops, every student can get the same ready-made environment on any computer, including access to real hardware.

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A superhero's lair, and Clue Chase's most technologically advanced room. Custom technology was designed and built for the room, combining media and game elements in a way that was new for the industry.

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A 1920s speakeasy escape room. The room reacts to players' actions as they progress, revealing surprises without breaking the flow of the game.

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A climate-change-themed escape game that opened before Climate Week NYC. Each puzzle is based on a real initiative New York City is taking to address climate change.

Review on Room Escape Artist

A magic-themed room set in Harry Houdini's workshop. Players handle interactive magic props and illusions modeled on the kind Houdini used in his shows, and have one hour to escape.

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Players rescue a doomed pirate ship, working period-accurate ship controls while the captain issues commands from his cabin. The interior decks hide further puzzles.

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A prop bomb with a keypad and LCD countdown for Clue Chase's spy room. The keypad stays dead until players find and insert the battery, and they must disarm the bomb before the timer runs out.

The same controller runs the room's lighting and sound effects, and records a video of each group that is uploaded and sent to the players afterwards.

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A modular escape game that travels to events across the New York area. The system scales to groups of 25 to 500 players and keeps everyone busy for the full 80 minutes, using custom secret compartments and software.

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After four years of touring since its debut at Burning Man in 2014, the installation needed a full rebuild. We worked with the artist to recycle and rebuild it, including the electronics, programming, and metal and wood fabrication.

Exhibition announcement

A "geofeedback" installation: a suspended storm of metal clouds lit by hundreds of LEDs that follow live tidal data from the river. Touching a large silver bowl of water at the center pulls the light toward the visitor.

We planned, built and installed the electronics and programming.

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An art and technology challenge and exhibition organized with the Townhouse Gallery. Artists and members of the public brought ideas that were hard to produce physically, and engineers from Cairo Hackerspace and Creatables helped them make them using 3D scanning and printing, projection mapping, embedded systems, software and sensors.

Article in The Daily Star

Egyptian visual artists, web developers and programmers worked with a parallel group in Dresden, Germany, to create installations that connected gallery visitors in both cities. Senet's founder was one of the programmers.

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