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Into the Cosmos
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A token of love, and a glimpse into Earth’s technology and art, I talk about the Golden Record
portfolio
Portfolio item number 1
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Short description of portfolio item number 1
Portfolio item number 2
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publications
Unity Tutorials
Published in 2021
Tutorials and Books for Unity tutorial team
FireFly A Synthetic Dataset for Ember Detection in Wildfire
Published in 2023
Synthetic data generation for ML using game engines
MR fluid based wearable haptics interface
Published in 2023
Designing an encounter type haptic interface that allows the users to experience virtual stiffness and vibrational tactile feedback
talks
Augmented Reality for Mobile
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The talk focused on the basics of Augmented Reality and the various aspects which make it possible, in a mobile context. How a few mobile libraries (ARCore/ARKit) are handling the key features of AR is also seen.
Augmented Reality using Python
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This talk was intended to be an introduction to Augmented Reality, focusing on its basic priciples, and how we can draw insights from the well established field of computer vision. I also showcased a python-based library, AugPy with a simple goal of showing a (badly rendered) 3D model on top of a book (for the interested its Carl Sagan’s Contact). The repo now lies unmaintained.
teaching
CS420: Computer Graphics
Undergraduate Course, University of Southern California, CS Department 2022
Worked as a Course Producer for the undergraduate level course in Computer Graphics, taught by Prof. Andrew Nealan during Fall 2022. This course is an introduction to the theory and programming for 3D computer graphics using basic OpenGL, intended for seniors and first-year graduate students.
CSCI526: Advanced Mobile Devices & Games
Graduate Course, University of Southern California, CS Department 2022
Worked as a Course Producer for a graduate course in Game Development, taught by Scott Easley during Fall 2022 and Spring 2023. This course is essentially a studio-style incubator where students work in teams to build Unity based games through the semester.