Build hardware to be used during the hackathon. Past projects included a photo booth and an interactive lego wall. Ensures every hacker have access to all the hardware they need for their projects
Works
Maintains a 10k square feet of workshop area with 1,000+ members Helps 100+ students to use machines safely and effectively, ranging from 3D printers to power saws Teaches a weekly workshop in various…
Participate in ICPC as Brown University Team
Pufferfish is an open-source full-featured ventilator built for COVID-19 crisis Programs STM32 microcontroller to do critical controls of ventilator.
Developed and implemented a new localization algorithm for the company’s warehouse robots in C++17; the new algorithm helps the robot operate in extreme conditions, such as subzero temperature, and do…
Design and develop a website with ReactJS, Firebase, and a CSS
Framework from the ground up. The website streamlines photobook making process. It provides an
easy-to-use UI for a customer to order a…
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Designed and Programmed an indoor delivery robot using C++ Researched Localization and Reactive Navigation algorithms to use in the ground robot with LIDAR Mentored a first-year master student in…
STEM Outreach Camp, run by Institute for the Promotion of Teaching Science and Technology Planned and facilitated a three days STEM outreach camp with 200 sixth-grade students Ran 3 workshops…
• Led a team of 10 students in developing a high-altitude balloon to collect scientific data and take a video • Designed a PCB and wrote a C program for the payload, which includes communication…
Monty Hall
November 2017 - November 2017
Another small webgame. A clone of the famous Monty Hall problem. It was build in two days as a teaching material in probability. Try it here: https://monty.korlamarch.com/
• Developed a program with C++ that can quickly process and categorize sounds into pre-trained groups using Fast Fourier Transform, modified windows function, and K-NN classifier
• Implemented an…
Morse Click
May 2015 - May 2015
Mini HTML5 webgame -- learn how to send morse code, train your muscle memory! http://korlamarch.github.io/MorseClick/
A small city building game I made in my freshman year of high school. Good memory :)