I turn “wouldn’t it be cool if…” into things people actually use. Mostly AI systems and the platforms that keep them running.
Climate risk for any address on Earth
What it does
Type in any address on Earth and Criora tells you how exposed it is to climate risk, in seconds. No spreadsheets, no expensive consultants.
Why it helps
Out comes a proper TCFD-aligned report you can actually hand to a regulator. Pick a spot, run it, read it.
Under the hood
It fuses a small mountain of serious climate data into one score per site. If you like acronyms: ERA5 reanalysis, IPCC AR6, Copernicus and Aqueduct, plus live feeds from NASA FIRMS, GDACS and USGS.
15 Physical Risks
Heat, floods, wind, drought, sea-level rise and a dozen more, scored for any point on the map.
Reports you can file
Output that lines up with TCFD, CSRD and the EU Taxonomy, so it drops straight into a disclosure.
Live Event Radar
Wildfires, floods, cyclones and heatwaves near any site, as they happen.
Climate Risk Platform · 2026
AI that helps researchers find drug targets
What it does
Biomedical research means weeks of digging through dozens of databases by hand: PubMed, ClinVar, UniProt and many more. GeneEase does the digging for you.
Why it helps
AI agents that actually reason through a question, cross-checking 39M+ papers, 60K+ genes and 28M+ proteins so a researcher gets a solid answer in hours instead of weeks.
Under the hood
LangGraph runs the agents, frontier LLMs do the thinking, and a RAG pipeline with BioBERT embeddings handles search across everything. The nerdy parts, kept out of your way.
Plugged into everything
PubMed, ClinVar, UniProt, STRING and dozens more, all through one clean API.
Shows its work
Every answer comes with citations and an evidence chain you can follow, checked against expert annotations.
Hours, not weeks
Agents work in parallel across databases, so a question that used to eat a fortnight lands the same afternoon.
Research Platform · 2025
Open-source 3D graphics for Java, from a simpler internet
What it is
A pure-Java 3D library for GWT, built on the same ideas as three.js so the API feels familiar. JavaScript patterns for the front-enders, type-safe code for the Java folks.
How to dive in
Poke around the self-documented examples and API reference. Read the Wiki, or come break things on GitHub.
Under the hood
A WebGL renderer built on OpenGL® ES 2.0, playing nicely with GWT 2.6+, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera.
Objects & Geometry
Meshes, particles, sprites, lines, ribbons, bones. Built-in geometries: plane, cube, sphere, parametric.
Materials & Shaders
Lambert, Phong materials with textures. Lens flare, post-processing plugins. Custom GLSL shaders.
Lights & Cameras
Ambient, directional, point, spot, hemisphere lights with shadows. Perspective and orthographic cameras.
MIT License · 2012