3D & Graphics

How the AGC’s Executive, Interpreter, and Waitlist turned a 1960s spacecraft computer into a real-time system that could guide humans to the Moon.

How NVIDIA’s open humanoid stack uses relative actions, embodiment mapping, and human video to turn motion into a shared language across very different machines.

A look at how Meng To’s catalog combines ready-made Three.js visuals, lazy-loaded browsing, and a private-to-public sync pipeline to make spatial interfaces shippable.

A deep dive into the GPU tricks, exploded views, and data pipeline that make a web-based human body feel searchable, selectable, and strangely intuitive.

A native proxy DLL, custom CUDA kernels, and a careful performance tradeoff let Ampere and Turing cards tap into DLSS Frame Generation without the official RTX 40-series gate.

A deterministic Three.js pipeline turns song time into frame-perfect motion, beat-synced typography, and 4K60 exports that match the browser preview.

A code-first pipeline that builds Blender scenes, holographic shaders, and a browser preview from layered source assets.

An Electron app that scans binaries, stages reversible swaps, manages multiple backends, and pushes the DLSS 5 Feeder route into games and emulators that never shipped with it.

A deep dive into the lid sensor, spring physics, and inverse-perspective Metal shader that make a desktop look like it is folding into hardware.

A deep look at the diegetic desktop that fuses Hyprland, AGS, Quickshell, and a custom C++ window decoration plugin into one cohesive Cyberpunk-inspired workstation.

A deep look at Looking Glass’s DIY COM layer, the Dark Loop scheduler, and the unusually modular engine architecture hidden inside a late-1990s immersive sim.

A ROS 2 greenhouse challenge built around cheap vision localization, dual PID/LQR controllers, and a grading pipeline that forces real understanding.

A deep dive into the spherical data structure behind fast geospatial search, local neighborhood lookups, and the surprisingly elegant math that replaces flat maps with a hierarchical planet.

A high-end React site that pairs Awwwards-style presentation with zero-backend onboarding, CSS-only 3D motion, and a data-driven architecture built for solo agencies.

A tiny TUI project shows how far the terminal can stretch when you add mouse input, a live timer, and a simple collision engine.

A Python 6-DOF shell model, a reduced-order guidance loop, and a hard-edged lesson: steering hardware matters less than the quality of the map you feed it.

From Arduino firmware to Django APIs to a React-based flow diagram, this repository shows how industrial control can become visible, traceable, and teachable in one system.