A desktop synthesizer application built with Qt framework, featuring real-time sound synthesis and MIDI support.
A desktop application for Nepali calendar conversion and date management.
A real-time guitar tuning application with pitch detection and visual feedback.
Its a software written for windows in C++ without any UI framework. It uses lame.exe and bass.dll to encode and decode different file formats. It was written in those days when functional softwares were priotized over its looks and user experience.
A system for transmitting data through sound waves.
A full-featured news website with real-time updates and user interactions.
A modern, responsive website for a local school with CMS integration.
A travel booking platform with interactive maps and booking system.
A real-time video chat application with screen sharing capabilities.
A hardware-based attendance system using RFID technology.
An automated school bell system with schedule management.
Makey makey is a tinkering hardware made for students to learn about conductivity by MIT graduates. It's cost is somewhere around $60. I used comparatively cheaper microcontroller and re-wrote everything completely from scratch to enable all the features using low-resource hardware. I was able to build the hardware in just $4. I also tested the hardware in my classes. The firmware includes code for capacitive sensing, moving average filter and HID keyboard and mouse interface.
It's a hardware project written in C. The project uses 16bit ATMega 32 microcontroller to detect the two levels in the water tank. The hardware also has other abilities to turn other electrical suppliences via relay.