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2015-space-apps-challenge
AI_TestBench
Playing around with some AI concept using c++
catch-a-meteor-tracker
Nasa's International Space Apps Challenge Background: Each year, millions of observable, unexpected meteors encounter the Earth's atmosphere and become a spectacle to the population below. Many of the brighter "shooting stars" actually reach the surface of the Earth, becoming "meteorites", encapsulating secrets of our universe in their charred remains. The meteor that fell over Chelyabinsk in February of this year produced meteorites with a mass of over 1 kg. Most meteorites, however, are very small and often break into even smaller pieces before landing in remote areas, hiding in plain sight as the moisture of Earth's atmosphere degrades them. Challenge Description: Educate the interested public about the science of Near-Earth Objects (NEOs), the likelihood of encounters with objects of various sizes, and the discoveries that are made by studying these rocky visitors to our planet. Functional Specifications: Enhance education on the subject of NEOs through visualizations, games, social media, and the building of an online community. Techniques to observe with more accuracy, precision, or even with different methods (like building a radio receiver to "hear" the meteor as it encounters the ionosphere), could be shared by this community and enable it to be self-sustainable. Look at meteor-tracking apps like those listed below and design something similar, but with an educational spin on it. Resources GMAT (http://gmat.gsfc.nasa.gov) Meteor Counter (http://meteorcounter.com/) Google Sky Map (http://www.google.com/mobile/skymap/) Star Walk (http://vitotechnology.com/star-walk.html) Meteor Shower Guide (http://www.meteorshowerguide.com/)
cSploit_Android
cSploit - The most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit on Android.
CtCI-6th-Edition
Cracking the Coding Interview 6th Ed. Solutions
EpiMarket
glsl-shaders
Various shaders that I wrote within the past few years. All tested and run using a openGL 4.0 Core profile.
jarvis-like
Another Jarvis-like (just playing around with Qt+Intel perceptual SDK). By trying to explore, understand and play with the new Intel Perceptual SDK, I've realized that it would be fairly easy to create a Jarvis-like voice commands interpreter. So here it is, for now only working in french with voice commands hard-coded.
Music-Sorting-Tools
Trying to come up with tools to help me sorting my music.
TestBenchC-
My bench for various and random c++ experiments
TheRealNox's Repositories
TheRealNox/2015-space-apps-challenge
TheRealNox/AI_TestBench
Playing around with some AI concept using c++
TheRealNox/catch-a-meteor-tracker
Nasa's International Space Apps Challenge Background: Each year, millions of observable, unexpected meteors encounter the Earth's atmosphere and become a spectacle to the population below. Many of the brighter "shooting stars" actually reach the surface of the Earth, becoming "meteorites", encapsulating secrets of our universe in their charred remains. The meteor that fell over Chelyabinsk in February of this year produced meteorites with a mass of over 1 kg. Most meteorites, however, are very small and often break into even smaller pieces before landing in remote areas, hiding in plain sight as the moisture of Earth's atmosphere degrades them. Challenge Description: Educate the interested public about the science of Near-Earth Objects (NEOs), the likelihood of encounters with objects of various sizes, and the discoveries that are made by studying these rocky visitors to our planet. Functional Specifications: Enhance education on the subject of NEOs through visualizations, games, social media, and the building of an online community. Techniques to observe with more accuracy, precision, or even with different methods (like building a radio receiver to "hear" the meteor as it encounters the ionosphere), could be shared by this community and enable it to be self-sustainable. Look at meteor-tracking apps like those listed below and design something similar, but with an educational spin on it. Resources GMAT (http://gmat.gsfc.nasa.gov) Meteor Counter (http://meteorcounter.com/) Google Sky Map (http://www.google.com/mobile/skymap/) Star Walk (http://vitotechnology.com/star-walk.html) Meteor Shower Guide (http://www.meteorshowerguide.com/)
TheRealNox/cSploit_Android
cSploit - The most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit on Android.
TheRealNox/CtCI-6th-Edition
Cracking the Coding Interview 6th Ed. Solutions
TheRealNox/EpiMarket
TheRealNox/glsl-shaders
Various shaders that I wrote within the past few years. All tested and run using a openGL 4.0 Core profile.
TheRealNox/jarvis-like
Another Jarvis-like (just playing around with Qt+Intel perceptual SDK). By trying to explore, understand and play with the new Intel Perceptual SDK, I've realized that it would be fairly easy to create a Jarvis-like voice commands interpreter. So here it is, for now only working in french with voice commands hard-coded.
TheRealNox/Music-Sorting-Tools
Trying to come up with tools to help me sorting my music.
TheRealNox/TestBenchC-
My bench for various and random c++ experiments
TheRealNox/Intel_RSSDK-2016_-_Qt-5.6
VoiceAssistant Test using Intel RealSense SDK 2016 and Qt 5.6
TheRealNox/JSONApi
A library to implement the specifications from jsonapi.org with Java for android developers.
TheRealNox/PRET
Printer Exploitation Toolkit - The tool that made dumpster diving obsolete.
TheRealNox/Skeleton
A library provides an easy way to show skeleton loading view like Facebook and Alipay
TheRealNox/td-project
Unreal Engine 5 Tower Defense project
TheRealNox/Unity_CircleGame
Playing around with Unity
TheRealNox/unlimited-power
A card browser for SWU
TheRealNox/VulkanSanboxing
Trying Vulkan API (using c++)