At Georgia Tech’s BIKES – Lab for Immersion and Interaction, I maintain a four-bike wireless mesh network and automate SuperCollider script deployment across networked Linux Raspberry Pis. I also co-developed the Latency Pendulum concept, using peer-to-peer network latency as a musical feature to generate adjustable delay-based textures and rhythms.
I co-authored “BIKES: A Moving Networked Music Instrument in Interdisciplinary Research and Education,” presented at the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC) 2026. I also presented BIKES at SITE 2025 and the GT Research Symposium.
Through Georgia Tech’s VIP – Interactive Music program, I contribute to a water-based performance instrument that uses fluid dynamics and capacitance sensing to produce and shape sound. I also develop data sonification and musical interface systems that map real-world datasets to sound.
My projects include a JUCE/C++ flanger plugin and a sensor-controlled live performance system connecting Arduino, Max/MSP, and Ableton Live. As a Music Producer & DJ, I produce and perform original house and Hindi electronic music; my independent release “Kyu Tu Akela” has surpassed 50,000 Spotify streams.
