C++ builder Β· Robotics programmer Β· Audio & DSP explorer
I enjoy turning low-level signals and real-time data into practical software.
- π I'm currently building EchoRadar, a Windows C++20 project for detecting important FPS audio events and, eventually, estimating their direction in a lightweight radar overlay.
- π§ I'm interested in real-time audio processing, DSP, event detection, localization, low-latency interfaces, and reliable dataset tooling.
- π€ I have worked on Java robot software connected to FRC Team 6940, including offseason robot control and motor-control experiments.
- π§ͺ I care about honest engineering status, reproducible tests, and building solid foundations before polishing the interface.
π EchoRadar
A real-time game-audio analysis system written in modern C++.
- Stereo audio capture, buffering, STFT, and spectral feature extraction
- Multi-stage gunshot detection with diagnostic and visualization tools
- Safer dataset recording, review, replay, and asset-inventory workflows
- 83 automated tests covering core algorithms and dataset operations
- An active roadmap toward footstep detection, direction estimation, tracking, and a production overlay
EchoRadar is under active development. Its audio-analysis foundation is working; localization and the final overlay are still being built.
| Project | What it is | Tech |
|---|---|---|
| 2024Crescendo-OffSeason | Personalized offseason robot code based on Team 6940's archived 2024 Crescendo project. | Java Β· FRC |
| 2025SimpleMotorControl | A personalized fork for focused robot motor-control experiments. | Java |
| cs2-external-esp | A public fork of IMXNOOBX's modern C++ project, retained with upstream attribution. | C++ |
| gomoku | A small Python Gomoku project and an earlier coding exploration. | Python |
real-time audio β spectral features β event detection
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direction estimation
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lightweight visualization
I'm especially interested in projects where signal processing, systems programming, and useful interfaces meet.
Thanks for stopping by β feel free to explore my repositories and follow along as EchoRadar develops.


