I am Reach,
a mobile app
& frontend
developer.

I developed a golf learning application for HoloLens, incorporating gesture detection, voice commands, and spatial mapping for an interactive experience. Using Unity and OpenCV, the app detects user gestures, analyzes accuracy, and provides real-time feedback to help improve golf techniques.

The application also utilizes 3D objects and animations to create immersive training scenarios, making it a powerful tool for enhancing golf skills through mixed reality.

I worked on solving real-world challenges in Cambodia's legal sector with the belief that the simplest solution is often the most effective. I developed several mobile applications aiming to make legal resources easily accessible. This solution not only streamlined legal research but also made crucial legal information more accessible to everyone, from practitioners to students.

Seeing the impact, the project evolved into a monetized platform that enhanced user experience by including features like advanced search, language switching, zoom, sharing, and PDF downloads.

During the SMARTAPI Hackathon, my team and I pitched a donation platform that leveraged Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) technology, allowing people to donate to charity causes. This method made charitable giving more convenient by enabling users to contribute directly from their phones without needing an internet connection. My focus was on idea development and delivering the pitch. Along with my three classmates, they developed both the backend and frontend for the platform.

Our platform won first place, affirming our belief that tech can solve real-world problems and improve lives.

Haystome was a project I pitched during the SmartStart competition, where my team and I aimed to create a unique booking platform that connects tourists with local Cambodian artists for immersive homestay experiences. I gain invaluable exposure to the startup world, business-building processes, and networking opportunities.

The goal of the platform was twofold: to boost Cambodia’s tourism sector while promoting the rich diversity of Cambodian art and culture to the world. Tourists could book homestays with local artists, offering them a chance to learn and experience traditional art forms, from sculpture to dance, painting, and music.