BB25, the differential drive robot in AR
A while back I posted about a side project I’ve been working for that I’ve been referring to as ARMOR, for “Augmented Reality Mobile Robotics.” I have this vision of …
Now on the App Store and Google Play: YouKon, Unit Conversion and Property Database Management for Engineers
Somewhere around a year ago I posted about a project I had “nearly” completed called YouKon. I had created a project page, YouTube videos to explain how it work, Firebase …
Imitating NYT Games with SwiftUI, Part 1: The Header
Rachel and I play the New York Times (NYT) Games (a.k.a., the app you open when you want to play Wordle) just about every single day, and she also has …
Updates for the Month of March
Last I posted, I had written a tutorial about a method I had discovered to embed a 3D renderer inside a Compose Multiplatform app. For me, this is a pretty …
How-To: Embed Three.js into a Kotlin Jetpack Compose Multiplatform Mobile App on Android and iOS
As I’ve been picking up experience with various different 3D rendering and Augmented Reality (AR) frameworks available on mobile (Android and iOS), I’ve often asked, what is available that I …
Introducing ListenUp, a Five Minute Hearing Test on iOS
Over the past couple months, in between traveling for the holidays and working through a few steps for our visa renewal process, I took on a small contract project to …
Mobile Multibody Dynamics Android Update: Material 3 Theming
A Note on My Approach to UI Design I have a bit of a simple design philosophy, which is, when in doubt, use the defaults. Part of this goes back …
YouKon Updates and YouTube Videos
I updated YouKon, my multiplatform unit conversion app for engineers, adding a cleaner interface and over 50 unit options, including new temperature conversions. I also created a feature for managing material properties, helpful for structural analysis. Join the beta test via the provided iOS and Android links and watch the demo videos on YouTube.
A Trip Through the Mobile Multibody Dynamics YouTube Archive
The MOMDYN app, initially developed during 2019-2020, has evolved from a Python-based project using Kivy and SymPy into native applications for both Android and iOS. The developer plans to update it with SwiftUI enhancements. The post chronicles its development journey through YouTube videos, inviting users to explore its features.