MoserLabs

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MoserLabs

This website is a personal playground for projects and for posting some of the ideas I'm working on. It is in no way meant to be taken too seriously. :)

I've built this web site using Bootstrap, Node.js and the Hexo blog library.

Personal / Professional Projects

2021 - INCARNATION.AI

At incarnation.ai we imagine and build the most interesting AI platform, your digital incarnation.

2021 - Deep Learning Specialization

A lot has changed since I took the Machine Learning course in 2016 and this 5 part course covered recent Neural Network architectures such as Convolutional NN, LSTMs and Transformers and how to make them better using strategies such as Dropout, BatchNorm and Xavier/He initialization.

2020 - Autonomous Robot

I built an Autonomous Robot using the Nvidia Jetson Xavier NX development platform. It features two mounted cameras, one for autonomous navigation and one for object / face detection. The robot can interact with the environment by gesture control and speech recognition. Blog post coming soon.

2019 - Autodesk TechX Serverless Presentation

I\'ve been invited to present a talk at the 2019 Autodesk TechX conference in New Orleans about breaking a monolithic service into microservices using serverless technologies.

2018 - Coverstar

Coverstar is an app to create fun videos for the global Kpop community.
We acquired seed funding from Primer (10 out of 372 companies were funded) and were accepted to the UC Berkeley Skydeck Accelerator.
The Coverstar App was featured on the iOS App Store in and has acquired over 100k users as of January 2018.
https://coverstar.app
Feel free to check out my blog post about Creating the Coverstar Kpop Video Social Network.

2016 - Stanford University Machine Learing

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learing are a fascinating subject and this course was an excellent initiation.

2015 - MappyAppy

MappyAppy was a fun little project to play with geolocation and geo-fencing. It is available from the iOS App store and allows users to chat and inform each other on their current location. It was written in Swift and Objective-C, the backend is running on Node.js/aws, WebSockets were used for the transport.

2015 - Sharp Labs of America

In this research project I was hired as a consultant to evaluate and create an experimental implementation of the next generation TV protocol standard using the ATSC 3.0 draft specification for companion devices.
This project required a deep understanding of the WebSocket protocol and RFC 6455.
Wrote extensive patent disclosure documentation and was mentioned as primary and secondary inventor in the Patent Application entitled "Systems and Methods for Content Information Communication" and with Serial No. 62/281,583 and 62/151,295 for ”Systems and Methods for Content Information Communication".

2004-2012 - IEWatch Software LLC

In 2004 I’ve created IEWatch, one of the most popular HTTP/HTML browser developer tools that accumulated more than 1/4 million users. Customers included IBM, Intel and even Playboy Enterprises. With IEWatch I’ve pioneered some of the features which years later were adapted by Firebug and Chrome developer tools. For example IEWatch was the first tool that could visually highlight HTML code by directly clicking in the web page, see US patent application 2007015083.