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[2021 - Present]
Speech2Spikes
A real-time pre-processing algorithm that enables speech recognition on neuromorphic processors
(Accenture Labs)
MechSense
A fully multi-material 3D printed sensor for revolute motion
(Accenture Labs)
Fire Probe
An IoT sensor for wildfire detection, mitigation, and risk assessment
(Accenture Labs)

A smart joint sensor for measuring performance and chronic pain
(Work in Progress)
[2020 - 2021]
The Ventilator Project
Affordable ventilators to combat a global pandemic
Brain Switch
Brain-computer interface for ALS patients with real-time machine learning
(MIT Media Lab)
AttentivU
Wireless glasses that measure biopotentials and promote well-being
(MIT Media Lab)
Printed Monitors
3D printed studio monitors with flat, full-range sound and excellent off-axis response

HYDROGEL
Open-source 3D printer for printing fluid materials in hydrogel support
(Work in Progress)
If I Kiss You
Sculptural art from hundred-year old paper player piano scroll

[Pre-2020]
Metamaterial strain gauge for soft robots with high signal-to-noise ratio and orthogonal force rejection
Watchtower Robotics
MIT startup fixing water infrastructure using soft robots
(Techstars, MassChallenge)
CNC Controller
Three axis controller with motion control over Ethernet

About Me {
I'm a computer scientist combining physical sensors with intelligent algorithms to create smart systems that improve people's well-being.

My work involves neuromorphic computing, brain-computer interfaces,
3D printing, & IoT devices.

I'm a researcher in the Future Technologies Group @ Accenture Labs.
}

Mark




Hi — I’m Noah




“What we can do depends on what we can build.”
(Marvin Minsky from the foreward of Engines of Creation)

I focus on the intersection of digital & physical, building sensors for new modalities of data and deep learning models to process it.

I’m currently a researcher in the Future Technologies Group at Accenture Labs where I develop ultra low-power neuromorphic algorithms, IoT probes for wildfire detection, and multi-material 3D printed sensors.

Previously, I was a visiting researcher at the MIT Media Lab in the Fluid Interfaces Group where I worked on AttentivU and Brain Switch. Before that I built ventilators.

I get inspiration from algorithms, motion, nature, compliant mechanisms, robotics, 3D printing, and scrolling for hours on DigiKey.

I like to learn and teach.