I build software, infrastructure, and autonomous systems. Usually the kind that get complicated fast and still have to work.
Private AI infrastructure, autonomous systems, and the operational layers required to make both useful.
A humanoid robotics system built to operate inside real retail environments.
I am developing the autonomy stack around a Unitree G1 EDU, including ROS 2 navigation, perception, shelf scanning, product recognition, and robot supervision. The work is moving a humanoid from a controlled demo into an operating environment.
A private AI workforce built to run inside the organization it serves.
I lead the system across local model execution, employee-specific agents, Microsoft Teams, file access, role-based permissions, tools, memory, multi-node workers, and the admin layer that holds it together.
A commercial FiveM anti-cheat that became a real operating system for detection, review, and enforcement.
I built the detection pipeline, backend infrastructure, dashboard, Discord integrations, and the systems required to run it commercially. It recorded more than 100,000 detection events within six months. AIICD began as an experimental component of Sentinel and stayed experimental.
Hosting infrastructure for customers who need the system to stay up when things get ugly.
I work across dedicated and virtual servers, game hosting, payments, automated provisioning, DDoS protection, GRE routing, networking, and daily operations. This is not a lab environment. Customers depend on it.
A Unity racing agent that had to learn the track instead of memorizing a script.
I designed the observations and rewards, then trained the agent until it could drive around a track. The first versions mostly learned to accelerate and crash. Multi-agent racing was the next step, but the project is paused before that phase.
The company behind Workforce, InfraHost, and the systems I want to spend the next decade building.
Workforce is CaroNet's primary commercial AI product. InfraHost is its operating infrastructure business. Project Meeseeks extends the work into humanoid robotics as a deployed research project. I move between product, software, deployment, networking, and the decisions that turn a difficult build into an operating company.
Open CaroNet SystemsI started building servers and software because I wanted control over how things worked.
That turned into security products, hosting infrastructure, private AI systems, and autonomous technology, now including humanoid robotics. I learn by taking on projects that are bigger than what I currently know, then figuring out every layer needed to make them real.
I am 17, based in West Palm Beach, and graduating in 2027. Outside the work, I train in the gym almost every day, care too much about my M4 Competition, and enjoy shows such as Code Geass, Berserk, and Death Note.
If you have a serious project, a strange problem, a press inquiry, or just something worth talking about, send it.