I wrote a blog post about the basics of Machine learning for SageMotion. It is geared towards biomechanics and biomechanists.

For the Euler angle blog post that was posted recently, I thought that it would be cool to have a way to experience Euler angles more interactively. To this end, I made a little widget with javascript and three.js to animate a cube with Euler angles. It does a pretty good job of explaining the different axes and the difference between body and global rotations. You can find the source code here on github and a more full screen version of it here.

I realized that with onshape I could share direct links to some of my designs. Below are a few special ones:

I recently wrote another blog post for the company that I work for. You can find it here: Why You Should Switch to Python from Matlab.

I realized that I could add links to a few of the blog posts that I wrote for SageMotion. You can find them below:

How does an IMU Work?

What is an Open Algorithm (This was a joint blog by Peter Shull and I)

How Does IMU Sensor Fusion Work?

I’ll try to add more links as I write more posts.

I finally got most of the features that I wanted with my weather app, so I think it is ready to be talked about here. You can go to the app page or you can see the source code.