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Ellipse is a complete Enterprise Asset Management solution for large, asset-focused organisations with focus areas including work planning, maintenance scheduling, materials and finance.

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Ingress Community is a customisable Pebble watchface for both Enlightened and Resistance factions. It allows users to customise the community name, motto and logo to represent their local community.

Written in C for the original Pebble, supports Android and iOS devices. There are currently no plans for colour, but may be updated to support the Pebble Time Round in the future.

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sharemycode.net is an open source RESTful web service using modern Java EE technologies that allows developers to upload and share project resources that can be modified in real time from any number of community-developed clients.

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HealthiNet is a semantic social health networking system that allows patients with similar health concerns to connect with each other anonymously in a secure environment.

Personal contribution: Initial concept art and system design, ontology for semantic data, CSS and technical documentation.

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Owner and adminstrator of a website and forum for local gaming community

Developed a range of custom skins for open source forum project IPTBB.org

Developed a dynamic website and provided hosting for a local Anime community

This game cartridge has several types of memory for different uses, but saved game states rely on a 4MB SRAM chip which must be powered by a battery to retain data. The battery that came with cartriage needed to be replaced by a CR1220 battery, which required that I re-solder the connectors to ensure the battery stayed in place, completing the circuit.

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This project uses an Arduino UNO with modified firmware to send up to twelve macros via serial to the computer, customisable using AutoHotKey.

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Modified Playstation 2 version 9 console to include two bright blue LEDs, powered by 12V. The case has also been modified with a flip top lid, silver base and 500GB hard disk drive.

This PSU breakout box allows use of an ATX PSU as a benchtop power supply for future electronics projects.

Added two LED strips to a bag powered by 9V for use at the Interitus Anomaly BNE - 2014.

Assembled a USB voltage tester project that determines whether a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port is outputting the correct voltage and current.

This Nintendo 64 memory card is considered to be a larger model for its time, where most of the official cards were limited to 256MB in size. This card was acquired from Cash Converters in 2013 for $3, but the battery powering the SRAM chip had long since failed, and was unable to retain data. I repaired the card by replacing the CR2032 battery with a new one, and resoldered the connectors that complete the circuit.

Soldered the four pins back onto a broken USB 2.0 drive.

Created during my first year of Engineering at university, this FM transmitter project allows a device to be broadcast to a narrow, configurable range of frequencies via frequency modulation.