During my internship at MISL, UCC, having my code reviewed and critiqued by an expert proved to be incredibly helpful. Not only did I learn how to properly style my code for readability, but I also made valuable friendships.
During the Patch Summer Accelerator I worked alongside Jake Feeney to create AerAis, a life buoy that can communicate with a satellite in the event of an emergency
Learn more about AerAisFour years ago at BT Young Scientist, I showcased my "zero hardware" iris tracker. I discussed how to use K-Means Clustering to predict screen position. I received the Highly Commended award for my work
This semester's group work in Structured Programming and OOP was both productive and enjoyable. We spent hours discussing, voting, and writing code, allowing for valuable learning experiences in git and source control.
I competed in various European competitions thanks to MPT. The coursework was quite simple however the real challenge was competing with your classmates. The announced the Top 10 in the course weekly, so everyone was kept on edge
While researching SAROPS for locating lost people at sea, I discovered accuracy declined with time. Inspired by this, I conceived an image analysis-based drone system. This idea evolved into AerAis.