Jason Amri – Page 3 – Strategy + Technology

Co-op #1, Month 1: Virtually Started

June 7, 2020 jasonamri Co-op

And just like that, my first 4 weeks of co-op at BDO have come and gone. What’d I learn? What’d I achieve? And what’s in store?

Candy Dispenser – Maker Club project

August 3, 2019 jasonamri Code Electronics

Skittles, Jelly Beans, Gummy Bears, and Sour Patch Kids? Heck yes!

Re-programmable 8×8 LED Matrix

July 16, 2019 jasonamri Electronics

An ATTiny85-based LED Matrix “backpack” PCB design.

TOHacks 2019 Hackathon Winner: CaliOrBust

July 10, 2019 jasonamri AI & ML Code

Ever wanted a Cali co-op? Well, now you can! With our new web app and voice assistant, you can practice, Cali-or-Bust, and bust again!!

“Full STEAM ahead for Ancaster scholarship winner” – News Article

May 21, 2019 jasonamri General

Click here to check out Hamilton News’ article on my selection as a STEAM Horizon award recipient.

CarbonCoin – Paris Agreement on the Blockchain

February 24, 2019 jasonamri Case Competitions & Hackathons Code

Putting the Paris agreement on the blockchain? Cryptocurrency and Climate Change? Meet CarbonCoin!

DIY Wireless Speakers – Part 1: Transmitter

December 29, 2018 jasonamri Electronics

Welcome to my DIY wireless speakers tutorial. We will be building/modifying an FM receiver and FM transmitter to turn them into wireless speakers. First we’ll build the FM transmitter. To do this, we’ll modify a car FM transmitter (available on...

Useless Machine

December 29, 2018 jasonamri Electronics

A classic desk toy.

Google Science Fair submission: How can integral calculus help reduce the energy use of metro systems?

December 15, 2018 jasonamri Code Publications

For this year’s Google Science Fair, I developed a Python application with finds the travel path that uses the least amount of energy between two subway stations.

Simple Access Point Tracker for Kali

August 21, 2018 jasonamri Code

Shell script to locate APs based on airodump-ng readings. This script uses airodump-ng to display the signal strength of an AP in a colourful, simplistic console user interface. The AP must be supplied as the first argument. Screenshot: Coming Soon!...