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About Me
Studying Electronics and Information Engineering Meng at Imperial College London
I am working on designing the next generation of computing technologies
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Projects & Work
Me
My name is Yusuf Yilmaz, and I am an Electrical and Electronic Engineering undergraduate at Imperial College London. My primary engineering focus is on analog and digital circuit design, particularly for sensor interfaces and hardware-level signal processing. I am also deeply interested in semiconductor device physics and exploring how fundamental physical properties translate into practical hardware. On this site, I document my projects, technical notes, and ongoing work.
- MKA - Developed my first programming language, MKA, using Rust after studying the fundamentals of interpreter and compiler design.
- Minimal_Visual_odometry - Reimplemented a monocular visual odometry system in Python, learning advanced algebra concepts such as Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) and Epipolar Geometry.
- Planck DB- Designed a small key-value store in Rust, exploring the internals of databases and gaining an understanding of B+ Trees and related concepts.
Work Experience
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Hardware & Electronics
My interests lie in computer architecture, AI accelerators, and advanced digital computing systems.
- YOLOV3 in TF2 - Implemented a YOLOv3 object detection model from scratch in TensorFlow 2, including IoU calculation, non-max suppression, and CNN architecture design.
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