As always, before we begin, you can check out the code posted on my Github. This year for the Swift Student Challenge Competition, I submitted a Swift Playground that implemented a genetic algorithm to train a neural network to play a simple side scrolling game. All of the code was written by me from scratch... Continue Reading →

In my freshman year at LSU, I have joined a team of undergraduate students from LSU's Imaging and Vision Lab to research in the field of Augmented Reality. Currently, we are researching the applications of eye-tracking within Augmented Reality. While this research is still in its early stages, there is still some information to share.... Continue Reading →

Update 6/16: This project has been selected by Apple as the WWDC20 Swift Student Challenge Winner. Before we start...Check out the Code This all started as a class project for computer science, and the mission was simple. Build a neural network that can play snake...from scratch. When I started on this, I didn't know what... Continue Reading →

I live fairly close to everything I need, and it is not necessary for me to use a car every day. So, what if I built a lightning-fast, long-range electric bike. Let's see how well it works... Specs: Bike: Some random low-quality bike from Walmart that was lying around Motor: 1000W Voilamart Rear Hub Motor... Continue Reading →

The state of modern privacy is something that many people may now much about. Most people assume that big tech companies know a lot about them, but just how much do they know? I've been wearing an Apple Watch for 4 years. Part of the selling point is that the watch tracks your heart rate... Continue Reading →