Andrew Stroev
I'm Building
Synchrotron is a graph-based live audio processing engine implemented entirely in pure Python, which can replicate a digital signal processing (DSP) engine, a synthesiser, a MIDI instrument, and more.
Bio
Andrew Stroev, a talented young technical builder from the United Kingdom, has been recognized for his work on Synchrotron, a versatile graph-based live audio processing engine written entirely in Python. This engine can function as a digital signal processing (DSP) engine, synthesizer, and MIDI instrument, among other capabilities, and was supported by a grant from the Merge Club. In addition to this project, Andrew has also been acknowledged during Innovation Week 2024, where he received funding for his cutting-edge sound technology.
Milestones
Launched an AI tutoring platform that helps students learn programming concepts through interactive exercises.
Built a machine learning model to predict student performance and won first place at Stanford TreeHacks.
Co-authored paper on object detection algorithms, presented at regional computer science conference.
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