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💫 About Me:

🔭 I’m currently studying Computer Engineering at Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology.
👯 I’m looking to collaborate on IoT Use Case Projects.
🤝 I’m looking for help with Web Development and Networking strategies.
🌱 I’m currently learning Web/App Development and Computer Networks.
💬 Ask me about Computer Vision, Machine Learning, and Robotics.

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💻 Tech Stack:

C++ JavaScript LaTeX Python Firebase Vercel Express.js Flask Flutter OpenCV React TailwindCSS Yarn Vite NodeJS NPM React Router Nginx Firebase MongoDB Figma Keras Matplotlib NumPy Pandas PyTorch scikit-learn TensorFlow Git GitHub Espressif Notion Raspberry Pi Postman Ubiquiti Dart

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  1. wannn-site wannn-site Public

    My own portfolio website for CV and Internship build by Next.js 12 and Tailwind CSS

    JavaScript

  2. devtales devtales Public

    A Medium clone app built with Vite, React, Node.js, and Firebase

    JavaScript

  3. Barunastra-ITS/inamarine-vision Barunastra-ITS/inamarine-vision Public

    Inamarine 2024 crane handling base on object detection and gesture recognition

    Python 1

  4. Camera check with OpenCV Python Camera check with OpenCV Python
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