Yohan Guyomard
yohang at mit dot edu
yohang at mit dot edu
Hello, and welcome to my personal portfolio! I'm a third-year undergraduate studying computer science, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering at MIT. And when I'm not studying, you'll find me jamming at the piano, following some recipe, or working on the projects outlined below!
Completed two full-stack web projects on the Chrome Web Store.
Integrated LLDB with Visual Studio with specialized tooling for debugging Android applications.
Implemented several embedded software features on the Form 4.
Weekly digital fabrication assignments covering 3D printing, embedded programming, machining and more.
Graduate-level course covering MLPs, CNNs, GNNs, transformers and ongoing research in deep neural networks.
Microcontroller projects and the integration of efficient hardware/software systems.
A 3-axis CNC mill that's almost entirely 3D printed, made in 48 hours. Learn More...
Implementation of a voxel raytracer optimized to run in real time on an ARM Cortex-M0 microcontroller. Learn More...
My adventures in luthiery, woodworking and CNC machining. Learn More...
Some experimentation with integrating tech into jewelry, SLA printing and casting. Learn More...
Web-based game using Rust (WebAssembly) and UDP (WebRTC). Learn More...
Challenging myself to build just about everything in a quadcopter and writing its flight controller. Learn More...
I built more robots than had ever been built before for MIT's 2.S007 competition. Learn More...
Fun little game I built to play with my friends. Learn More...
A web application for jamming with your friends over the internet! Learn More...
A video game about torturing a ragdoll. Made in 24h for a hackathon. Learn More...
Featuring a cinematic scene system, dungeon generation and custom items. Learn More...
This was my final project for AP Computer Science, written in Java! Learn More...
I learned to program through scratch as a kid, so I thought I'd make its big brother "soop." Learn More...
Physics-based game made in Unity3D. Learn More...
Small website I made for my high school's club day. It scaled to a couple thousand concurrent users. Learn More...