Dominick Lee - Avid Inventor and Programmer

Projects of Dominick Lee

Dominick has started and ran numerous projects to improve the way we interact with technology. Some projects are active and may be products or organizations.

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GyroPalm

Universal Interface for Your Wrist

Kleidoma

Installation-Free Rechargeable SmartLock

PillDock

IoT Med Reminder and Adherence Tracker

Reeflow Oven

IoT Controller for PCB Reflowing

.NET AppManager

.NET Publishing tool with user analytics

GyroPalm OmniBot

GyroPalm Telepresence as a Service

SyncOTA

Connected Footwear for Gait Analysis

PHP Rockumentor

PHP function generator and documentor

AutoFlush

Residential hands-free toiler flusher

JS Table Search

Filter an HTML table with Javascript

GetCovidTools

Platform for crowdsourcing PPE supplies

TapConnect

Secure single-point user interface

Haptronics

Wearable Workstation for Engineers

Halloween Party Station

Intense Music/Motion-Visualizer

AHCV Art History

AP Art History study website

Electronic Arts

Purdue AD233 Portfolio

PureSnip

Enhance your clipboard

R2PU

Telepresence Robot

BoilerRover

Autonomous Rover Assistant

Makitronics LLC

Simple, Scalable, and Affordable

BoilerDriver

Initiative to unite student innovators

Purdue Mechatronics

Tech Club at Purdue University

SendPicTo.Me

Share and pick up your photos anytime

AcPaFi

Web App for Alameda County

Castro Valley Robotics

Robotics Club at Castro Valley

Notavate

Online Notetaking Anywhere

Cisco Networking at CVHS

Cisco Course Website

LifeBeam Technology

Technology Club at CVHS

Micro Robotics

Previous Website for App Development

SHIV Robot

Small Military Robot

SmartRover

Human Follower Robot

LifeBeam Flight Simulator

Arduino Pneumatic Flight Simulator

MALTENS Weather Balloon

High Altitude Data-Logging

MyBar

Simple Icon Dock

Capacitive Switch

Futuristic Green SmartSwitch

Musical Lights

Computer Controlled Lights

Download Accelerator

Increase your download speed

Start Button Changer

Rename your XP start button

PicVerter

Drag and Drop Picture Converter

Task Manager Enabler

Enable/Disable Task Manager

Email Newsletter

Mass Mailing without strings

JPEG Finalizer

Lighten your photo size

USB Desktop Lock

Use your flashdrive to unlock PC

Easy Backup Wizard

Portable solution to back up files

Auto Shutdown

Shut down your computer automatically

DiscCleaner

Clear junk files from your PC

Windows Desktop Lock

Lock your computer securely

VoiceCorder

Simple voice recorder

FileSearch

Search files faster

ProcessKiller

Low-CPU Consuming Task Manager

SecurityCam

Keep an eye when you're away

Web Video Maker

Host video on your own site

Micro Robotics Chat

Chat with anyone securely

Highlighted Achievements

In addition to creating projects, Dominick has demonstrated leadership in various organizations and communities.

President of Purdue Mechatronics Club

Dominick Lee started the Purdue Mechatronics Club in Fall 2014. The club provides a welcoming environment for student innovators to work together in creating innovative solutions. Purdue Mechatronics Club connects students from all technical majors to create projects in the field of robotics, wearables, mechatronics, and IoT. This organization proposed the BoilerDriver Initiative, which helps give student innovators the privilege to connect, interact, and publicize their ideas with the world.

Founder of LifeBeam Technology Club

Dominick Lee started LifeBeam Technology Club, the first technology club at Castro Valley High. For three years, he continuously led his club to do amazing projects recognized by many people across the web. He graduated from the school, leaving strong inspirations to his fellow peers.

CTO at Organization for Justice & Equality

Dominick created and managed the website for Organization for Justice and Equality. He worked on creating database and analytics, registering services, SEO, backend interface and resolved various technical issues including computer hardware. He was also in charge of video production and mass emailing.

Founder of Makitronics, LLC

Dominick founded Makitronics LLC, a tech startup, in April 2015. His intentions are to create consumer products that are simple, scalable, and affordable. He believes that innovation starts from solving the issues of ongoing problems with mechatronics to enhance the way we live. The Makitronics team focuses on concepts that revolve around mechatratroics and develops products that can change the world.

Won 1st Place in BoilerMake 2015

Dominick and his team of 3 colleagues won the BoilerMake 2015 Hackathon, one of the highlights in Major League Hacking. A momentous experience, Dominick spent 3 continuous days at Lambert Fieldhouse at Purdue University working with his team to create a special project called "Halloween Party Station". This project was an extreme Halloween audio-visual entertainment system in a nutshell. It featured a custom head-mounted motion gaming controller and made use of AudioSurf. Christmas lights flashed with the beats of the music and the controller. After numerous hours of work, Dominick and his team presented their project to numerous judges and had the honor of winning first place (out of 84 teams total). For more information, feel free to look at the Purdue news article.

Won 1st Place in HackMizzou 2014

Dominick and his team of 7 colleagues won the HackMizzou 2014 Hackathon, one of the highlights in Major League Hacking. A miraculous event, Dominick spent 3 continuous days in Missouri University working with his team to create an impressive robot assistant that can be controlled by any mobile phone and/or Leap Motion controller. After numerous hours of work, thousand lines of code, and a "cramp-near-Walmart" at 2am in the morning, Dominick was able to obtain all the parts (just enough) to finish the robot and run it successfully. His team won first place (out of 52 teams total). For more information, feel free to look at the Missourian Newspaper.

Represented CVHS in annual SvStrut
(Cisco Networking) 2011 Competition

Dominick led a team of three in participating in the SvStrut (Silicon Valley) computer competition, which mainly evaluates the skills of students in areas of computer and networking expertise. His team ultimately won the silver medal.

Top of the class (Cisco Networking 2011-13)

Dominick demonstrated exceptional skills in Cisco Networking class during his junior and senior years in high school. He received his Cisco certification in 2014 and took pride in helping his school acquire and get acquainted with 3D printing technology. He spoke to students and parents across other middle schools and high schools in CV school district to advocate for Computer Information Technology courses. He designed course websites for several teachers and helped maintain a local area network (LAN) of over 700 computers.

Most Promising Student

Dominick was unanimously voted "Most Likely to Succeed" by 700 senior students. His LifeBeam Flight Simulator project was highly honored by school district and he received the "Foundation Prize in Engineering". His project also won an award on the online Instructables competition. He is remembered by staff and students as an sincere and persevering inventor.

Created AcPaFi

In May 2013, Dominick built a free web service for the citizens of Alameda County. His web interface, ACPAFI (Alameda County Path Finder), is a versatile 4-in-1 application which serves as a digital pocket guide for citizens in Alameda. ACPAFI is featured on the official Alameda County Website to help inform visitors of the county's resources and contact information.

Founded GyroPalm

GyroPalm was initially made Dominick build a wireless wearable robotic-controller for his friend. Today, GyroPalm is an affordable, reliable, and open-source system which let anybody control electronic devices, appliances, computers, and robotics with a flick of the wrist. GyroPalm is the first wearable device on the market that offers long-distance low-latency control over smartphones, computer, IoT devices, appliances, and even robotics.

Founded Kleidoma

Kleidoma was initially made when avid inventor and programmer Dominick Lee arrived at Purdue university. Due to the inconvenience of carrying and using keys to lock and unlock the door, he wanted to create a SmartLock solution – but not just any solution – a solution that must be installation-free, rechargeable, and work with more than just a smartphone. After spending several months developing numerous prototypes and hundreds of test-builds, the Kleidoma SmartLock was born. Meanwhile, he worked with some talented individuals to refine this project into a great product that would allow us to turn any door into a SmartLock in seconds.

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Projects of Dominick Lee

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