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Software Engineer.
Hi, my name is Sherzod. I am a software engineer based in Bay Area, CA and currently working towards my Bachelor's degree in CS. Most of the time I develop iOS native applications and write programs that control drones using C++/Python.
When I have free time I like to go out for a hiking or riding a bike with my friends. I also love playing video games and reading different types of books
If you have any inquiries please feel free to reach out to me:)
The project is to build an autonomous flying drone, specifically a quadcopter. The drone is fitted with a GPS tracking system and programmed to be able to autonomously fly from one location to another using GPS coordinates. Significant consideration is given to safety and ruggedness due to the possibility of collision with a variety of objects. In addition to collisions, the drone is also rugged enough to operate during moderately windy conditions.
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