In FRC team 1771 during the 2024 season, we made it to the world's competition with our robot: Toothless. It had an advanced autonomous system consisting of over 74,000 autos combinations. We won the autonomous award at worlds.

A week before learning about matrices in class, I learned them so I could create my own 3D renderer in pygame. It still has a couple of issues but I can later use this to create a 3D game in python. The code can be found on my GitHub here.

For the We Are What We Eat project this year I created some Chocolate biskvier. These took me 3 days to create and everyone seemed to like them. I created them with a traditional Swedish recipe that my Mom received when she went to Sweden.

(I dont have a picture lol. I'll make more for a picture.)

For makerspace 3 of this year I created a Bluetooth game controller that could connect to a phone or computer to play retro games. It was powered by an ESP32 and is one of the cleanest looking projects I have created.

In FRC team 1771 during the 2023 season, we made it to the world's competition with our robot: Blackjack. It had automated pathing to help the driver navigate the field and score points.

As an engineering project, we made a python game over the course of a few weeks. I spent quite a lot of time on the game and it became quite large and detailed. You can play the game here, although replit may have broken it.

I made copper chloride using electrolysis with table salt, water, and copper wires. I then evaporated the water away and was left with fairly pure copper chloride. This was important to me as it was my first time creating a slightly interesting chemical.

I created a simple game like flappy bird called cookie rush in Unity. This allowed me to learn more about the Unity engine by getting hands on instead of watching long boring tutorials.