I founded and organized Vision Hack, the world’s first global hackathon for visionOS. In just three days, we brought together 185 developers across 21 countries and awarded $20k in prizes. I led sponsorships, branding, community engagement, and overall production—launching the event directly from inside a Vision Pro during a FaceTime conversation.

We emphasized health, lifestyle, and human connection—sparking a wave of meaningful projects:

• Spatial Lab Assistant – A team enhanced experimental research by auto-capturing snapshots and procedural summaries using Vision Pro, generating lab reports in real-time while conducting experiments—laying the foundation for scientific documentation in XR.

• Spatial-Med – A visionary project that overlaid 3D medical assets onto patients’ heads using native object tracking and personal reference points, enabling doctors to visualize anatomy in mixed reality using DICOM scans. The first patient? The creator’s own son.

• Sign Language Translator – This accessibility-first app used hand joint tracking to interpret sign language into real-time text and speech. It included visual feedback to help users improve their gestures, bridging communication barriers with elegance and empathy.