Projects / software meets the workbench
04Some started as software. Some needed a soldering iron. All of them began with the same itch: there has to be a better—or at least more interesting—way to do this.
A YouTube production system that learns how you sound.
Teleskopiq turns a rough idea into a script that still sounds like its creator, then carries the work into a voice-following teleprompter, thumbnails, metadata, and the rest of the production process.
One tiny panel for a studio full of gear that was never meant to talk.
Ble(e)p is an open, local-first controller for cameras, lights, audio, motion, and Home Assistant. It can operate a single device or coordinate an entire room through repeatable sequences—without making the cloud part of the critical path.
An analog clock that keeps making new art for its own face.
ClockRoss runs Stable Diffusion and ControlNet locally to generate changing artwork behind a real-time analog clock. It was built for a Jetson Orin Nano, with the source left open for anyone who wants to make the clock stranger.
Ten songs. Human or AI. Trust your ears.
Silicon or Soul turns the AI-music debate into a game show. Players hear ten tracks and decide whether each one came from a person or an algorithm—the faster the correct answer, the more points it earns.
The running theme
Make the tool.
Then use it for something real.