Smithy.productions Website Review

I began Smithy Productions years ago as a pseudonym under which I worked on home movies. Now 5 years, 6 hackathons and countless projects later it's grown and represents all the work that I, Rory Smith, have done. I come up with ideas, and write them all down. Every last one of them. Then I breath function and life into the plans. I can do this in a bunch of different languages - though I'm currently biased towards red could preview designs on your iOS device, but not Android. So I made Crystal, which hooks into Sketch's existing mirror API to give you a realtime previewing app that works flawlessly. It doesn't even need a companion Mac app like a few others out there. My headline app, this is the one that will make me millions.. Ok, not millions, but it has done well, accu*alating over 80,000 do*nloads and alongside extra features like Chromecast and playlist editing. Of course, it lets you play the music too! Swiss Army Carrot was the first Android app I ever made. It connected to the real life robotic bunny rabbit, Nabaztag Army Carrot also featured a dance choreography system that let you pre-program light and ear movements. I play around with tech all the time. Here are some of my projects. I wrote a 3D and image processing pipeline and integrated an augmented reality framework to help produce the AR game Reality Bomb. As part of UoB's Cloud Computing module, I created CloudCats - a completely scalable platform for playing 'catified' YouTu*e videos in we made a game controlled by the gyroscopes on two phones, that link up by scanning QR codes. I made this while at school for a physics project. It demonstrates the physics of refraction through a game with a leaderboard system.