Collaborative Datacenter Simulation and Exploration for Everybody
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Collaborative Datacenter Simulation and Exploration for Everybody
Datacenter simulation toolkit for the OpenDC project
Using https://github.com/maxspahn/gym_envs_urdf to implement RRT*-Smart in 2D & 3D environments with static obstacles.
pipelines for the extraction and processing of visuals from PDFs
Python web server for the OpenDC project.
Frontend for the OpenDC project
CanSat competition solution
Advanced Digital Image Processing - Watershed transform for image segmentation
TU Delft Aerospace Engineering BSc GPA calculator and exam planner.
Design of a 1 GW hybrid offshore wind farm combining conventional turbines with airborne wind energy kites — cuts array wake loss from 11.3% to 5.2% (TU Delft DSE)
Autonomous greenhouse-inspection robot: navigates to AprilTag stations, reads sensors + flower health, and streams a live digital twin to a browser HMI — in Gazebo and on a real MIRTE Master V2. ROS 2 Humble.
repository holding the files to be run on the HPC04 compute cluster
My contributions to Project MARCH 2023-2024 in terms of commits. (Somewhat) synchronized commits from Gitlab to my personal Github.
Forge a reproducible code/LLM eval leaderboard on idle TU Delft DAIC RTX Pro 6000 (Blackwell, sm_120) GPUs — sibling of preCal. Strict GPU-generate / CPU-score decouple, requeue-safe SLURM backfill, published to the HF Hub.
Open hardware project for thermal and cold storage using concentric vacuum-insulated spheres (MLI) for household applications
Cybersecurity research, vulnerability disclosures, and bug bounty findings. TU Delft Hall of Fame 2026. Black Hat MEA participant.
Data from thesis on how to detect greenwashing in a semi-automated way
A full-stack Java application for recipe and ingredient management. Features a Spring Boot backend, JavaFX client, and WebSocket integration for live, multi-user data synchronization.
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