About
I've spent 25 years in the theme park and experiential entertainment industry — from master planning and attraction design to on-site installation and operations. I've contributed to projects at Universal, TAIT, Falcon's Treehouse, major Korean developers, and independent IP holders across Asia and the US.
Today, I'm building AI-based tools that solve the industry's most persistent problem: the gap between creative vision and operational reality. When beautiful concepts fail in engineering review — months and millions of dollars later — it's not a creativity problem. It's a system problem.
3 US ride system patents granted. 25+ years experience. Currently developing an AI-integrated attraction development pipeline for theme parks, LBE, and immersive entertainment.
Patents:
US 11,565,644 (Jacket/Vest Passenger Restraint Systems and Methods), US 10,293,265 (Systems and Methods for a Sphere Ride) and US 12,311,865 (System and Method for Inflatable Restraint for a Ride Vehicle).
3 US patents granted. These are not concept sketches — they are legally recognized, buildable innovations in ride safety and experience systems.
What I Do
What I Bring to the Table
AI Development Pipeline : 🔄
An AI-assisted development system that aligns Creative, Engineering, Operations, and Capacity — not after months of sequential review. → Faster feasibility. Fewer redesigns. Investor-ready from the start.
Theme park ideas into buildable, client-ready concepts - now paired with AI-assisted tools to move faster without cutting corners.
Master Planning & Attraction Design
Site layout, guest experience, and story — developed the way real attractions get built.
Feasibility & Risk Analysis
Capacity, safety, and operational risk mapped early, before a single render.
Investor & Client-Ready Packages
Decision-ready materials - not just images - that creative, engineering, and operations teams can act on together.
ProductIon design and architectural/technical design
Output = creative intent + operational logic + feasibility assumptions.
Not a simple render — an early-stage decision package that investors, operators, and engineers can all read simultaneously.