As a part of COMP204P/COMP205P System Engineering modules in my 2nd year of study in UCL I've been given a chance to work with Microsoft HoloLens and I became a part of the PEACH project, namely the Reality group. In this article I'll be talking about PEACH Reality itself
I have recently put together a new rig, and it just so happened I had several LED strips leftover from one of my previous projects. Sadly, I couldn't get my hands on a monitor with built-in ambient lighting so I decided to build my own solution. This was the core
I was thinking about an easy way to simulate various APIs, and I was looking for a reusable solution that doesn't require much setup and if possible is platform/language independent. The primary application would be in development of apps that rely on some API that has not been made
During the summer of 2016 I took an interest in the concepts behind neural networks and machine learning and after doing researching I decided to apply my newly acquired knowledge. Recently I've begun working with TypeScript quite a lot and decided to stick with it as my primary language of
While doing some coursework for MATH6301 module for uni I decided that it takes too damn long to write out basic gaussian elimination operations. Additionally, I felt like procrastinating and doing something that will involve using gulp which I have only recently discovered. The result was this gaussian elimination visualiser