TINA HUANG CODE
(Video from ~2 months into the project: one of our first trials using our new sensing code to detect the walls)Īs part of UCLA's DataRes organization, I worked on a project called the "comma.ai Programming Challenge" where we used PyTorch and semi-supervised learning We weren't able to compete in the Micromouse competition, but we were able to successfully design a mouse that could navigate through a maze without getting stuck.
We designed our mouses's PCB and coded a floodfill algorithm to best efficiently find the center of the maze. We used Eagle and CubeIDE toĮdit our schematics and C code. I participated in this IEEE Micromouse Event with 2 teammates to create a mouse that would be able to autonomously navigate a 16x16 grid. Your browser does not support the video tag. My main role in this project was to design the website using HTML, CSS, and React. The login page used Firebase to maintain the user database. Which supplied all the dietary databases needed to find recipe information and dietary substitutes.
My group created this using ReactJS framework and it is powered by Spoonacular API, This web-app was intended to solve all these problems in a user friendly way. It can be very difficult to find recipes that fit your dietary restrictions, as well as to search for recipes based upon the ingredients you currently have. The website Food Dude was created as a way for people to easily gain access to necessary food supplements or recipe information. This project was created using Twine, HTML, and CSS for Digital Humanities 150.
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