Final project for Introduction to VLSI, Fall 2017, taught by Professor Rajit Manohar. Overview This chip implements the Karplus-Strong String Synthesis algorithm for 10-bit signals with a variable buffer size of 2 to 128. The Read more…
The thing I come to realize is that an organization with many moving parts like the Yale University Guild of Carillonneurs greatly benefits from an effective content management system. As I enter my fourth year in Read more…
In Summer 2017, I worked with Professor Dragomir Radev in the Language, Information, and Learning at Yale (LILY) Lab to develop the All About NLP (AAN) interface. The site evolved from the ACL Anthology Network Read more…
In Summer 2017, I worked in the Niklason Lab with Alex Engler and Lexi Suberi to implement a device to automatically decellularize rat lungs. The hardware, built by Alex, mainly comprises of jars for various Read more…
From EENG 348 with Professor Roman Kuc in Spring 2017. Send a message encoded in dibits via an optical channel. Message is received from Matlab through serial. Three components: Transmitter Receiver Matlab script to send image Read more…
From EENG 348 with Professor Roman Kuc in Spring 2017. Given a colored m&m, detect its color and display it on the RGB LED. Includes: Learn program to store color mapping to EEPROM Using hobbyist commands Read more…
From EENG 348 with Professor Roman Kuc in Spring 2017After user sends s via serial, the program measures reaction time between when the LED turns on and when the button is pressed. Takes 10 readings. Three versions: Read more…
Have you ever wished you could have a personal jazz ensemble with you everywhere you go? Do you get bored listening to the same recordings over and over again? We have! That’s why we’re introducing Read more…
Kalimba Dream is a serene ambient algorithmic composition utilizing automata systems. Made by team Trouble Clef: Pong Trairatvorakul, Sophia Eller, and Shruti Johari The pitch sets of the harmonic progression are determined by an automata Read more…
Our “Very Official (Take-Home) Midterm® Project” for the algorithmic composition class was to write a program that automatically generates videogame music. I hope you enjoy it! How does it work? Define harmonic functions for each Read more…