Hi, I'm Leo and here are some of my noteworthy completed projects.
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| Fluxmouse |
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Haptic engine enabling full computer control through gestures and motions, serving as a complete mouse replacement. Versatile, can be extended for various applications, such as gaming controls, hotkeys, or an air keyboard. Fully customizable, allowing you to define gestures and assign specific actions. Benchmarks available upon request. |
| Retrocube |
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3D voxel graphics engine on the terminal in standard C without third parties (not just cubes, any voxel!). |
| EZfaces |
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Python package that implements eigenfaces for face recognition. Comes with some facial training data which you can easily augment with your own data. Lightweight and can be trained on a CPU in a few seconds. | |
| Quadtree |
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Simple implementation and visualisation of my favorite data structure - quad tree, in C. Includes real-time visualization in two different ways - via GNUplot or as .ppm frames. |
| Chip-8 |
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Chip-8 interpreter and emulator able to play old games directly on your terminal. Includes a UI with debugger view and customizable presets for each game. No libraries required. |
| HIP-35 |
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HP-35 RPN calculator emulator on the terminal. Includes a UI, functions, constants, and memory registers. Try it and after a few hours you'll find it faster than a classical calculator. Cool trivia: used by some of the first NASA missions for orbit calculation. |
| Kinect and random forests |
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Python pipeline to train your own head and hand classifier from depth camera (e.g. Kinect's) data. Training is implemented via random forests using my own simple feature extractor. Therefore it's lightweight and runs on a CPU. Includes a basic pre-trained classifier. |
Sometimes I also publish stuff that piques my interest in my 📓 blog.