For my winning Swift Playground, I created a game to help users improve their chessboard visualization skills.
The game features different modes, including one based on speech recognition. For this, I fine-tuned a opensource model (wav2vec2) on nearly 2,500 audio files of chess coordinates, contributed by fellow students, friends, and family.
Special thanks to all volunteers that helped me gather training data for the model! ♥The scholarship provides financial support and networking opportunities to computer science students.
For my winning submission, I solved the coding challenge "Betting Game", which allows for up to 2 million users to place bets and compete on leaderboards based on the match results of the UEFA Euro 2024 championship.
I created a lightweight and customizable opensource chessboard component for React Native. Ideal for building chess applications, training tools, or integrating chess features into mobile apps.
- drag-and-drop, as well as tap to move
- Board rotation at any given time
- Move highlighting (e.g. last moves, legal moves...)
- Piece Promotion, Castling and every other legal chess move