BSc in Computer Science and Master of Management student at UBC. Founding iOS engineer at Mindset.
Email: berger.m.sophie@gmail.com
Phone: +1 (236)862-3848
Full-time undergraduate research intern
- Research within Human Computer Interaction
This extension lets you increase your reading retention and remember what you read, by prompting you to answer some quick questions when you reach the end of a site. The currently supported sites are Medium and wikipedia articles.
Mindstep is the world's largest AI dementia initiative. I am a founding iOS engineer of the startup and together with medical professionals and professors we have designed and developed an iOS dementia screening application. The app is in the top 5 health apps in the UK App Store and was already featured on multiple news and social media plattforms, including BBC and Sky News.
Find the best place to park near the destinations you need to go to, no matter how many they are, or where they are in the world! Simply enter the address or location info of each destination and select whether you want to get the address of the garage/parking lot closest to all destinations, or just the address of the best region to park in. No need to create any accounts or sign-in, or to provide any payment details. Simply open the app and get what you need. It's as simple as that!
Physio-Space is a web-app built using the React library. It offers an in-home solution to complete physiotherapy exercises, using computer vision. The 3D position data collected during these exercises is sent to the therapist for analysis, and is accompanied by pain-scale data entered by the user after an exercise.
nekoTap is a mobile Android solution to improve drug adherence and thus results in more effective treatments. It focuses on accessability and usability, in addition to utilizing NFC technology for patients to receive drug information. nekoTap was one of the top 12 projects in the Americas submitted to the Microsoft Imagine Cup in 2019.
Soil TopARgraphy is an AR application which makes soil education more emersive. It was introduced to the APBI200 class at UBC and is available as an Android and iOS application. It utilizes Unity as well as the Google maps SDK to quiz students on soil based on location. This app was presented at the MURC conference at UBC.
This is an iOS project which implements TensorFlow Lite conversions of existing TensorFlow models following Google NIMA (Neural Image Assessment). The app can be used to get an aesthetic as well as technical ranking on a 1-10 scale for images in the asset catalogue. In addition, the "best" image with the highest mean score can be determined.
