LLM Inference Testbed for Performance and Agentic-Quality Analysis
Single-socket EPYC workstation running frontier-class 600B+ parameter language models locally, with 1TB RAM and 128GB VRAM across four AMD Radeon Pro V620 GPUs.
Selected projects reflecting the technical depth Dr. Martin brings to expert witness work, research, and teaching. These span firmware security, embedded systems, systems engineering, and hardware investigation.
Dr. Martin maintains a dedicated hardware analysis laboratory equipped for the component-level investigation, firmware extraction, and forensic analysis that his expert witness and research work requires. The lab includes oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, stereo microscopes, hot-air and infrared rework stations, soldering stations, programmable power supplies, and a range of device-specific diagnostic tools.
This equipment supports board-level fault isolation, firmware dumping and analysis, signal capture and protocol decoding, and component-level repair — capabilities that are directly applied in litigation involving hardware failures, embedded system disputes, and firmware forensics.


Single-socket EPYC workstation running frontier-class 600B+ parameter language models locally, with 1TB RAM and 128GB VRAM across four AMD Radeon Pro V620 GPUs.
Custom Linux distribution designed as an integrated workbench environment for technical computing, systems analysis, and engineering workflows.
Design and operation of self-hosted virtualization, storage, compute, and network infrastructure supporting security research, AI inference, and expert analysis.
A hardware security add-on for IoT-class processors that builds control-flow profiles and enforces secure execution on embedded devices.
Commercial security analysis platform that scans firmware, containers, and virtual machine images for known vulnerabilities and cryptographic implementation flaws, with automated CVE cross-referencing against NIST’s National Vulnerability Database.
Component-level hardware diagnostics, board repair, firmware extraction, and open-source firmware (Coreboot) work across laptop and embedded platforms.
IDA Pro plugin and emulator that observes how binary instruction snippets — including code from malware samples — modify their computing environment, for dynamic analysis of compiled binaries.
Built an automated malware sample analysis platform using VMware CLI automation to test antivirus products. Results were used in nationally published product evaluations.
Engaged to analyze and defeat the digital rights management protections on a mobile digital content distribution platform, cataloguing multiple independent methods of circumvention.
Real-time web-based dashboard for analyzing and securing smart grid network traffic. Subsequently patented and commercialized.
Secure indoor location-sensing system using tamper-resistant Bluetooth Low Energy beacons to provide unspoofable location for healthcare authentication and access control.
Discovered multiple vulnerabilities in a commercially deployed infusion pump system, including a remote code execution vulnerability. Developed a working exploit achieving arbitrary code execution on the device.
Research system for enforcing minimum necessary access in healthcare IT through integration of audit logs and access control policies. Patented.
Independent technical, hardware, and restoration projects — distinct from Dr. Martin's professional and expert work — are documented separately at TechniComp.