Explore applications for logistics, finance, learning, document review, games, and emulation. The OverLift method connects them: preserve the domain’s facts and rules, let intelligence explore, and verify the accepted result. Each case study shows my work and the product’s current scope.
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VANTA-9 pursues the player while Zarvox comments and proposes directives. The current work binds learning to the choices the player actually had and records how accepted advice affects legal moves. Circling and overall playing strength remain under evaluation.
Multiple agents can adapt, communicate, and compete in real time without owning canonical world state.
Vectrexia combines vector emulation, game discovery, speech-guided controls, and local diagnostics. The case study shows how a spoken request becomes a checked command while the emulator retains control of machine behavior.
Private speech intent and exact vector-machine state can coexist in a bounded browser experience.
Arcadia brings arcade titles into a shared browser cabinet interface. This case study follows the controls, sound, machine devices, and compatibility work needed to support a title beyond its opening screen.
Follow the work that connects a shared cabinet interface to each arcade board.
OverLift C64 XR connects a browser Commodore 64 and its drives to desktop controls and an immersive view for Quest 3. The case study explains the machine room, media handling, and device checks that join those experiences.
See how desktop and immersive views connect to the same C64 and drive state.
The OverLift Emulator Suite connects classic systems to browser controls, displays, audio, and media loading. This case study explains the shared runtime and how compatibility is checked for each machine and title.
Explore the separation of machine execution, browser presentation, and title-specific compatibility.
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