Local Chair for IEEE GLOBECOM 2019 international conference

Developed free jSimuGate software at https://github.com/innovation-plantation/jsimugate/wiki

Membership Development Chair for all of Hawaii

IEEE System of Systems Engineering 2017 Technical Program Committe

Developed free Original Python SimuGate software at https://github.com/innovation-plantation/simugate/wiki

Served as IEEE System of Systems Engineering 2017 Conference Program Committe Chair

Served as Local Arrangements Chair for 2014 World Automation Congress:

Served as Local Arrangements Chair on IEEE Conference on System of Systems

Served in Hawaii primary caucus as lead election volunteer for multiple precincts (all precincts in HD 1 except precinct 1).

Judged for Harmony Science Academy Science and Engineering Fair.

Hosted 2007 University of Texas at San Antonio Business, Science, and Engineering Student Conference as Conference General Chair.

Organized and mentored CLA private high school's robotic team, applied for grants, organized fund raising, coordinated community involvement. Team won Hawaii regional Alliance Matches along with Kapaa.

Helped mentor WHS public high school robotics students, who won 1st place overall statewide and in all three BotBall robotics competition components: documentation, solo performance, and double-elimination.

Organized and mentored a group of high school students (private-, public-, and home-school students) to compete in the state BotBall autonomous robotics contests. Students learned the C programming language, designed and built robots themselves, and played fully autonomous games against other robots from high schools around the state involving balls and other objects without any remote control. The team won various certificates and trophies, including first place in double-elimination competition and documentation at the statewide competition. The team was awarded three U.S. congressional recognition awards in 2004 and five in 2005. The team also participated in AstroDay.

Involved in website planning and consulting for Lyman House Museum.

Performed computer translation of Chinese and English documents and provided legal searches to assist mainly Chinese speaking individuals needing help with English and web technology.

Provided computerized A/V presentation support for use with music at gatherings for hundreds to thousands of people held in Hilo, Hawaii.

Provided advice, PC technical assistance, web searching, and other aid without charge to Ginger Development, Pty., Ltd.

Provided support for computer and internet access, Japanese Windows, and software running on it to a long-term exchange student at my home

Provided free advice, volunteered informal computer assistance, including training, searching government record, etc. for Ginger Development, Pty., Ltd.

Media production using AppleII Computer controlled slide projectors. Lyrics and background film-slides were coordinated with music, and special effects (such as computer-generated film-slide of a rainbow appearing over a meadow, lightning flashing, etc) were incorporated into drama activities. My services also included diagnosing for failed hardware down to the chip level.

Provided free informal technical assistance on site to Ginger Metal Manufactory; My efforts included reinstallation of hardware drivers with Chinese Windows.

Released copyrighted T-Key terminate-and-stay-resident software that I had developed into the public domain. This program allowed easy drawing in arbitrary text-based DOS programs.

Volunteered as the Hilo telecommunications facilitator for John Southworth of the Curriculum Research & Development Group, which was on a neighbor island.