Aug 2015 GSoC has come to an end, BeagleSat carries on

Aug 2015 Found a solver that does the job, Python should be up in a bit

Aug 2015 A commit a day makes (almost) all bugs go away

Aug 2015 Note to self: Documentation is *super* important!

Jul 2015 C is the key, but Python is quicker.

Jul 2015 Got some basic API code in, also an input-output Linux loadable kernel module (LKM) for testing. Floating point stuff in the LKM module not there yet.

Jul 2015 Crunching in on the API, includes some (significant!) amount of reading.

Jul 2015 Moved on to requirements and API design. Linux kernel modules are fascinating and (not very) hard.

Jun 2015 Improved 2D correction and hit a bump with 3D fitting. Apparently, MATLAB isn't happy with solving a 9 unknowns 9 non-linear equation system symbolically.

Jun 2015 2D correction works like a charm, forward to 3D and other nice dimensions.

Jun 2015 Just finished a MATLAB/Octave script to test out correction from a distorted ellipse set of measurements to an ideal set of data points.

Jun 2015 Data collection working, onwards to the correction algorithm!

Jun 2015 Played with the sensors a bit and got some good reads. Next up: getting a good body of data.

Jun 2015 Putting down the correction algorithm on a (digital) piece of paper, seems a bit clearer now.

Jun 2015 Magnetic fields, magnetic fields everywhere!

Mar 2015 I've been a bit away lately and was busy snooping around for my next project. Seems like it panned out.

Jan 2015 Going from a Ruby-less Linux distro to one that can generate your static website in a couple of seconds, serve it locally and regenerate it, while you write up new posts. Can it make tea as well? Let's find out.

Jan 2015 The road from an empty GitHub repository to a pretty decent and functional minimal website. Though it's far from finished and there's still work to be done.

Jan 2015 This is where it all began. Came searching for a way to build my website, found Jekyll and stayed for the ride. Enjoying it immensely so far.