Summary
Colby Duke is a builder and computer science student at Georgia Tech with a decade of hands-on experience developing computer vision, AR, and wearable technologies across startups and large tech firms. He has shipped production vision systems and synthetic data pipelines for smartglasses at Snap, contributed LiDAR mesh tooling at The Home Depot, and led neural simulation efforts for autonomous driving at Applied Intuition. Colby blends academic research—winning ACM CHI student research recognition—with industry practice, including internships at Uber and a Google-sponsored accessibility project under the inventor of Google Glass. Now based in San Francisco, he’s launched his own venture while continuing to bridge HCI research and scalable engineering. Colby’s profile shows a recurring focus on bringing perception systems from prototype to deployed service, and he’s as comfortable architecting microservices as he is tuning model-data pipelines.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelors of Science Computer Science, Bachelors of Science Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology