Today was truly an amazing day. A video about the project I worked on, PEACH Reality, was featured on the official homepage of Microsoft HoloLens. It was a very interesting journey and I'm very thankful to Microsoft for helping us out and shooting this video about the project. The video
As you might've found out from other posts in my blog, I've spent quite a lot of time developing a Microsoft HoloLens application during my 2nd year in UCL. In this post I'd like to outline several things that beginner HoloLens developers might find useful. If you have the time,
In June of 2016 I spent 2 weeks travelling around Japan with a bunch of friends. We've covered a fair bit of southern Japan, including Hiroshima, Osaka, Kobe, Nara, Kyoto, Atami and Tokyo. It was an amazing experience and since I'm no wordsmith but I still wanted to document my
As described in the previous article, during my time in UCL I had to work on several pieces of coursework related to the development of compilers. In this article I'll be expressing some thoughts and suggestions about the second coursework, the one concerned with altering Java bytecode to implement things
I've finally gotten to customising my Linux setup and put some of my dotfiles on GitHub, including a pretty handy installation script. Check out the README.md file in the repo linked above to see the description of the tools I used. As I'll keep updating that readme as I