hac-drone-simulator
Drone Preview (空拍預演). Fly a virtual DJI drone over a real 3D map, with each model's camera and lens, to plan aerial shots before the real flight.
Taipei · Communication Engineering @ NTU
↑ go on, place a stone.
I'm an M.S. student in the Computer and Network Engineering group at National Taiwan University, researching edge computing systems in the Wireless Mobile Network Laboratory (Prof. Hung-Yu Wei). Before that I earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science at NYCU, with an exchange semester at UIUC.
My focus now is edge computing systems: moving computation, networking, and AI out of the data center and closer to the devices that produce the data. It pulls together everything I've enjoyed so far: networks and socket programming, CUDA and parallel computing, LLM + RAG pipelines, and the FPGAs and microcontrollers I like to hold in my hands. Drones are the edge device I find most fun, which is why this site has an aerial corner.
Drone Preview (空拍預演). Fly a virtual DJI drone over a real 3D map, with each model's camera and lens, to plan aerial shots before the real flight.
Where I film, cut, and share things I make, fly, and learn.
Tuned CUDA convolution kernels by exploring thread/block configurations and memory-access patterns (UIUC ECE 408).
Tetris in Verilog on an Artix-7 FPGA. Tilt the board and the MPU-6050 IMU moves the pieces.
Ran the NYCU Go Club for a year. I still think in shapes and liberties.
Built a 3D shot-planning simulator; aerial footage and flight notes are on the way.
I film and edit my own videos, from projects to everyday moments.
Played baseball, badminton, and table tennis for NYCU EE. Big CPBL fan.