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HotBox-X
Flappy Bird-esque game developed for the Model Prediction Control Lab at Berkeley. It is designed to be modular with configurable settings. Settings like player speed, obstacle speed, and reward value can all be modified. The game simulates human decision-making tests, from which player data is collected to form models of human decision-making.
The game was written in Java using the LibGDX library and the webapp was written using the MEAN stack.
Check it out here: HotBox-X
Yannotator
Team: Peter Xu, Revati Kapshikar, Brijen Thananjeyan
Youtube Annotating Website. Lets you watch a video and take notes on it simulatenously. Notes will show up at the point in the video which they were created and will persist for a user specified amount of time. Notes can be recorded through keyboard or speech-to-text.
Each new URL generates a room in which your annotations are saved. The generated room ID will let you or your colleagues/friends go to your room and see your annotations as well as make new annotations or edit old ones.
The webapp was written using the MEAN stack.
Check it out here: Yannotator