I have started this blog as a place to share what I am working on and thinking about, in smaller pieces than papers allow.
Most posts will come from my day-to-day work: my PhD at HIT Lab NZ on real-time audio feedback for rhythm in elite sport, experiments with XR and computer vision, machine learning code, and tools that make research work smoother. Some will be teaching notes, written for students learning programming or machine learning.
Now and then I will also write about life outside work, including hobbies and travel around New Zealand.
If something here is useful to you, or you would like to talk about it, you can reach me through the contact page.