Eleven frozen match moments, one from every position. You stand where the player stands, scan a 360-degree pitch, and answer against the clock. The result is a Soccer Vision Index built from five measured pillars — and a percentile that names its comparison pool.
Touchline Lab is a working operations workspace for a high-school varsity soccer team, plus the industrial engineering study built on top of it. It exists because a team runs on information that nobody writes down: who is fit, who is available, who has already played too many minutes, and what actually happened in the twenty…
Soccer Factory turns the game you already play into a lab for Industrial Engineering. One engine, a pitch and a factory floor, a ⚽/🏭 toggle on every page, and four worked examples that end with what the model cannot tell you.
PitchVision is a field-side web app for a soccer coach. A coach enters a player and the day’s conditions, logs the drills that player ran, and the app turns those counts into measures a coach can actually use: cue-identification accuracy, missed cues, response time, head scans per minute, and decisions made before receiving a pass….
A 3D model of the Valor campus traffic plan. Cars follow the painted arrows around three routes, and an IE View shows why the queue forms.
Tools and approach DATA: the school’s own published traffic plan — the 2015 State Plane engineering drawing, the arrival/departure circle plan, and the April 2016 dismissal map, which revised the direction both circles run BUILT WITH: Three.js as a single self-contained static directory — no build step, no server, no API key. The whole app…
A College and Career Matching tool for high schoolers designed to match the user’s skills, interests and academics to college departments using AI. The student answers eleven questions about their interests, strengths, goals, budget and location, and gets back a ranked list of majors and the colleges that offer them, w
A phone reads a QR code and a 3D image appears on top of it. The demo is gone — the lessons are not.
Several iterations in, the webcam classifier finally runs on simplified, more reliable code from DeepSeek Flash — and needs no API key, because the key stays on the club server.
A guided way to write a better text prompt: pick from dropdowns, fill in what matters, and see the prompt assemble itself.