Jeffrey Dungen is a Montreal-based computer engineer, entrepreneur and open-source advocate who has spent 12+ years building context-aware physical computing systems as co-founder and CEO of reelyActive. He combines deep embedded-systems and IoT expertise—demonstrated by BLE-enabled smartwatch and low-level RFID/TDOA work—with product and business leadership that has secured global clients and sustained a mission-driven startup. Jeffrey teaches IoT technology management, serves on the Digital Trust for Places & Routines council, and has a track record of turning hardware prototypes into acquired businesses and resilient platforms. He intentionally publishes foundational technologies as open source (see github.com/jeffyactive) to make contribution traceable and to advance an inclusive, accountable economy. His background in signal processing, distributed systems and analog/digital hardware gives him a rare ability to span from firmware to strategy, and he frames technology work through activism and philosophy to prioritize long-term social impact.
Contributions:3 reviews, 39 commits, 9 PRs in 2 months
Contributions summary:Jeffrey implemented an "emojuino" application for the Bangle.js smartwatch, enabling the display and transmission of emojis via Bluetooth. The contributions involved writing JavaScript code to handle user interactions (touch and drag), manage emoji display, and advertise emoji data using the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) protocol. Further contributions added a Sensible application for the Bangle.js smart watch, demonstrating knowledge of BLE and embedded systems.
Collect ambient Bluetooth Low Energy, EnOcean Alliance & WiFi packets from HPE Aruba Networking access points for real-time location and sensing. We believe in an open Internet of Things.
Contributions:24 commits, 66 pushes, 10 branches in 2 years 3 months
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