repository holding the files to be run on the HPC04 compute cluster
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Open hardware project for thermal and cold storage using concentric vacuum-insulated spheres (MLI) for household applications
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TU Delft Aerospace Engineering BSc GPA calculator and exam planner.
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Advanced Digital Image Processing - Watershed transform for image segmentation
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My contributions to Project MARCH 2023-2024 in terms of commits. (Somewhat) synchronized commits from Gitlab to my personal Github.
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CanSat competition solution
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Data from thesis on how to detect greenwashing in a semi-automated way
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pipelines for the extraction and processing of visuals from PDFs
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Using https://github.com/maxspahn/gym_envs_urdf to implement RRT*-Smart in 2D & 3D environments with static obstacles.
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Python web server for the OpenDC project.
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Frontend for the OpenDC project
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Datacenter simulation toolkit for the OpenDC project
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Collaborative Datacenter Simulation and Exploration for Everybody
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