Paul Dubois

A set of 10 enigmas made for the MICS lab summer event 2024.

A github contribution graph-like of your Strava activities.

A github contribution graph-like of your Concept2 meters.

A set of 8 enigmas made for the MICS lab Xmas event 2023.

A small tool to recognize shapes drawn on a canvas by the user. It uses a neural network to assigne one of the 3 shapes it knows: Circle, Star, and Triangle.
The challenge was to make it work on a website on all devices. The training was done with PyTorch, and the model was converted to ONNX to be used in the browser.

A new version of FaceMerge, available as an online tool. You can merge faces of multiple people; either by loading fake avatar faces (from this person does not exist), or by uploading you own pictures.
[The data you upload is not stored anywhere.]

A set of 12 enigmas made for the MICS lab Xmas event 2022.

non-Flat-ROad-adapTed-wHeel (FROTH) is a tool that reinvent the road. It allows anyone to design a shape for a road, and will calculate the wheel adapted for it.

nON-circular-Wheel-Adapted-RoaD (ONWARD) is a tool that reinvent the wheel. It allows anyone to design a shape for a wheel, and will calculate the road adapted for it.

A tool to merge face of multiple people, to illustrate the cheerleader effect.

A visualisation of my alorithm to find crossing path in percolations. This algorithm was used for my master thesis at Oxford. This algorithm can be adapted in dimension n, the demos are available in 2D and 3D.

A small script to convert a an image to an ASCII file that looks like the original image.

A Julia official package to do computations on modular forms modulo 2.
Developed as part of the research project Modular Forms Modulo 2: "Governing Fields for the Hecke Algebra".

A remote boat contolled via WiFi by a cell phone or a computer (with a Python API).
This project was an addition to a TIPE project: it bring to real life a computer algorithm.

A bike square wheels! (and its adapted road...)

A portable remote 2^nd screen for laptops.

An android app applying the Cauchy-Crofton Formulae to an image.

An external keyboard for typing math symbols in Latex.

A small keyboard with 4 buttons... you need to types the Morse code of the letters !

An easy way to plot the images of simple figure by a complex function.

An unpretentious application where one incarnates a pyromaniac who wants to burn down a forest. Above all a game of logic and strategy.
Also available as an Android App.

A basic text editor that is RSA encrypted.

This "game" is made for (crazy) math students.
The goal is to factorize a number, that is generated at random.

A basic web app that shows how we can apply matrices to transform images.

A desk alarm
This a small electronic box equipped with a moving sensor. Then it is turned on, the alarm will ring if someone approach your desk. Use your RFID key to turn off the alarm when you come back.

A basic program that simulate Langton's Ant, a cellular automaton.

A machine that enables you to receive some Morse with the buttons, and will display the clear text on the screen.

A basic program that simulate Conway's game of Life ("Jeu de la Vie" in French), a cellular automaton.
Made for "Maths.en.Jean", a math colloquium.