For the last few months I have been working on a UAV project with three other guys - the project is called "Project Andromeda" and the goal is to design and manufacture a small UAV suitable for low-cost civilian aerial operations such as search and rescue, mapping and aerial survey. The project has been underway for 2-3 years now, and it is nearing the stage of commercialization.

I have a couple of ideas for projects that could be done on the Netduino. I initially heard about these devices through Scott Hansleman's podcast a few months ago. More recently I came up with a few ideas that could leverage the small form factor, with the wireless Xbee networking options. Having now actually SEEN a Netduino device, I realise they are HEAPS smaller than I imagined. The possibilities are endless, and I've started formulating a plan of action to develop these things into something useful. Some ideas I have for open source libraries in .NET:

A few months ago I noticed that there was a need for a better way to score and coordinate the scoring of salsa competitions. I wrote SerenityOne Dance to solve this problem. I've now used SerenityOne at 3 national competitions and 1 state level competition with great feedback from both competitors and judges.

The SerenityOne Dance system is a system for the management and scoring of Dance Competitions. Initially developed to streamline the score calculation for Salsa competitions but has since grown to handle competitor regirstration, scoring, results publication and much more...