# My projects

> Every project below started as software its owner could no longer move forward. Here is where each one stands today.

- [Hornet nest detection: from over an hour to under 5 minutes](https://logicoq.fr/en/projects/bees-for-life/): Takeover of a PyTorch model delivered as zip archives, inference audit, and a turnkey GPU laptop that analyses one hectare of drone photos in under 15 minutes.
- [80,000-line R odds engine in production 24/7, with live pricing](https://logicoq.fr/en/projects/piwwop/): Took charge of an R package computing football odds in continuous production: zero code-caused incident, and live pricing added during matches.
- [C++20 REST image-processing server for a Unity headset application](https://logicoq.fr/en/projects/heartside/): Audit of an undocumented C++/OpenCV toolbox, then a C++20 REST server delivered as sources, Makefile and README, deployed by the client with Docker and Traefik.
- [Genome simulation: from 10 minutes to a few seconds by rewriting Python in C](https://logicoq.fr/en/projects/lgdp/): Rewrite of a Python simulation of transposable element dynamics in C, with data-oriented design. Groundwork for the TEDyS software and a 2025 publication.
- [EasyReg: from a MATLAB script to an R/Shiny web app still in service](https://logicoq.fr/en/projects/easyreg-inrae/): A single-licence MATLAB program replaced by an R and Shiny web application, still used by INRAE eight years later and cited in two articles and two theses.
- [Tests and continuous integration for a 60,000-line C++ robotics codebase](https://logicoq.fr/en/projects/labri/): Scrum master of six developers on the Rhoban team's code: from zero tests and zero CI to over 20 unit tests and a continuous integration pipeline.