Personal Projects

  • Nivalis plotter (funcplot.com): an open-source graphing calculator written in C++, with both desktop and online (using emscripten/wasm) versions. It is not feature-complete compared to Desmos and Geogebra, but it is pretty good at plotting/critical point finding Documentation/project page: see github
    Nivalis
    This is the successor of the Cantus project which I made in high school.
  • SMPL-X ++: SMPL-X, SMPL+H, SMPL implementation in C++ with built-in mesh visualizer. Project page
    SMPL-X demo
  • Avatar (demo video): Fitting SMPL (human body) model to a point cloud in real time on a CPU.
    Avatar Tracking Demo
  • Boolean Function Complexity Measures (link): an editable and interactive online Boolean function complexity measure table
  • I built the Berkeley SETI Open Data Archive, a modern web app for the public to access SETI data.
    Breakthrough Listen Open Data Archive

Miscellaneous

  • Quaternion SRUKF is a modern C++ implementation of Square Root Unscented Kalman Filter with support for quaternion vectors.
  • meshview: Simple OpenGL mesh and point cloud viewer in C++ for rapid prototyping. Project page
    meshview
  • Bacon2, a Python C++ extension, is a system for running the Hog Contest in CS 61A (the code is now private to prevent students from taking advantage of it). This is the successor to Bacon, which I created previously for the same purpose.
  • Transmitting text using sound: this was my final project in EE 126. I was able to get it to achieve a 200 bits-per-minute transmission rate with good robustness using frequeuency modulation, Reed-Solomon and Huffman coding, which was one of the best in the class.
  • watplot is a fast interactive visualization system for SETI: Breakthrough Listen radio telescope data written in C++.