Projects
A mix of professional work, open-source contributions, and personal tinkering — spanning AI, web, embedded systems, and more.
Featured Projects
Significant projects from my professional and personal work.
Authored an AI-powered tool that automated the review approval process, reducing manual review time by 90% and freeing the team to focus on higher-value work.
A VoiceAttack plugin written in C# that connects with the Starfighter: Infinity game, enabling real-time event updates and data access from game export files. Achieved 90% user satisfaction.
Led a team building a Python-based cryptocurrency arbitrage trading bot spanning 5 exchanges, capturing an average profit margin of 1.5% per trade.
Co-invented a computer network-based customer acquisition server driven by a neural network decision engine (Patent US6782375). Boosted customer conversion rates by 30%.
Architected a full home security system using a Raspberry Pi — outlet controllers for lights, a camera, siren, motion sensors, NFC key authentication, and battery backup. 20% cheaper than commercial solutions.
Built a Linux SQL GUI tool to simplify support team database workflows, reducing manual query time by 30%.
Conceived and built an educational toy with lights, sounds, and a counting mechanic powered by an Arduino. Achieved 90% positive feedback in pilot testing.
GitHub Repositories
Open-source and hobby projects on github.com/mtmosier.
Arduino project using a NeoPixel Ring, GPS unit, and compass to provide basic in-car navigation.
A rudimentary filesystem for embedded systems using the SPIFlash library.
A Python bot that automatically keeps the Starfighter: Infinity Wiki up to date.
Uses a sensor to detect a gate left open and sends a notification to your phone.
Arduino code for a simple NFC-authenticated door lock system.
Drives NeoPixel LEDs inside a Jack-o'-lantern for dynamic Halloween lighting effects.
A simple holiday light display controller for Arduino-driven LED installations.
Modified library for using a DS3231 real-time clock module with an Arduino.
Pulses colors on a NeoPixel Ring via Arduino for ambient lighting effects.
Fork of Gordon Henderson's wiringPi GPIO access library for the Raspberry Pi.