Dylan Zemlin

QUEST is a mobile application designed to present short form educational content to parents looking to learn about higher education for their dependents. I led the development of the mobile application which is written in React Native using Expo.

STORM is a competition hosted by Sooner Competitive Robotics at the University of Oklahoma. The website serves as a way for teams to register, submit design reports, and view results or rules from previous years. I was the primary developer on this project, designing and building all aspects of it.

Twistopher was Sooner Competitive Robotics entry to the 2025 Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition. I was the lead mentor on this project, helping design and program the software which resulted in 1st place.

The Danger Zone was Sooner Competitive Robotics entry to the 2024 Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition. I was the lead programmer on this project, leading the design and programming of the software which resulted in 1st place.

Operation Elect is a strategic social studies game of politics, press, and the election process. Developed in Unity and released as a web game, I worked with other developers, artists, and writers to create a game that is both fun and educational.

Rosie is a virtual assistant that is displayed on an oscilloscope created in 24 hours at Hacklahoma. Rosie's brain is powered by my desktop that runs a voice to text service and is connected via a custom relay service that ran on a Digital Ocean droplet. Rosie talks by generating responses using ChatGPT which gets sent to a text to voice service and played over a speaker, while also displaying facial expressions on the oscilloscope. Rosie was awarded 1st place in the Hacklahoma 2024 competition.

The Weeb Wagon was Sooner Competitive Robotics entry to the 2023 Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition. I was the lead programmer on this project, leading the design and programming of the software which resulted in 1st place.