Hello! My name is Grace Zhang, and I'm a third-year Electrical and Computer Engineering student at the University of Toronto, also pursuing a minor in Robotics. I am deeply passionate about robotics and biomedical engineering, and I am eager to explore the potential of technology to create impactful solutions. When I'm not studying, you can find me diving into the latest tech trends, competing in robotics competitions, or collaborating on innovative projects.
This project involved creating a
game that imitates the classic "Filler"
using assembly language on a DE1-SoC
board. The game logic and graphics
were implemented in assembly, providing a
deep understanding of low-level programming.
This project developed the Local
Oscillator and User/Computer Interface for a
flexible radio transceiver. The interface was
implemented using Python, enabling users to
easily control and adjust the transceiver's
settings.
This project developed a 3D
renderer using Verilog on the DE1-SoC
board with VGA display. The renderer
could process and display simple 3D
shapes, providing an understanding of 3D
graphics and hardware programming.
This ongoing project focuses on
developing a deep learning model to
classify heartbeat sounds as normal or
abnormal. The project aims to assist
in early diagnosis of cardiac conditions.
This project involves developing a
line tracking robot using Arduino and
sensor technology. The robot is capable
of following a line on the
ground, making it a great introduction
to robotics and sensor integration.