I’m Quinton. I like turning messy, real-world inputs into software people can actually use. Lately that has meant cameras, voice commands, handwritten notes, mission data, and small everyday tools.
Case 01 / Selected work / 2025-2026
A mix of tools, experiments, and prototypes. Open a project to see what works, what is still rough, and what I learned from it.
Geospatial data / APIs / Visualization
A mission explorer built around NASA JPL Horizons data, with navigable mission stories and generated 3D trajectory plots.
Result3rd Place — Turion Space Hackathon 2025
Built withPython, Flask, JPL Horizons, Matplotlib, Three.js
Next proofCurrent end-to-end API validation
Working prototype
A local webcam pipeline that calibrates to your face, smooths noisy expression changes, and passes them to a playful avatar.
Repository ↗Functional hackathon prototype
A browser movement game that compares live camera landmarks with data-derived pose targets and gives joint-specific coaching.
Repository ↗Working beta
A local pipeline for turning photographed notes into text you can review, confidence reports, and printable multipage PDFs.
Repository ↗Functional prototype
A Windows voice-control assistant with explicit commands, a safe text preview, and a visible trace of each decision.
Repository ↗Case 02 / Somewhere between input and instinct
Cameras, voices, handwritten pages, orbital data, and the small routines that refuse to fit inside a clean form.
Case 03 / About / Quinton
I study computer science and keep coming back to backend and full-stack development, data systems, optimization, geospatial computing, and computer vision.
The business side keeps me asking who a piece of software is for, what it replaces, where it fails, and whether it is useful enough to keep.
Right now: tightening project validation, building clearer case studies, and learning by shipping.
Case 04 / Open channel
I like hearing from people with a real problem, an odd technical idea, or useful work already underway.
Software engineering, product-minded development, data, computer vision, or the useful space between them.