I am Lee Youngjun, a Computer Science student at Paejae University in Korea π°π·.
My interest in programming did not begin only from web or app development. It grew from hardware-adjacent work such as PCB production flow, BOM handling, datasheet reading, OrCAD-based schematic review, component organization, and debugging around real production processes.
Through that experience, I became interested in the software layers that make real systems work:
- device communication
- telemetry pipelines
- backend logic
- diagnostics
- dashboards
- field operation tools
- autonomous system simulation
- VTOL / mission software architecture
- smart campus service infrastructure
- bio experiment data systems
- research software and report automation
I try to build projects with runnable structure, implementation evidence, realistic constraints, and documentation that explains why the system exists.
Embedded / Telemetry / Diagnostics
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VTOL / Mission Systems / ROS2-PX4 Style Flow
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Bio AI / Research Software / Digital Twin
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Smart Campus Operation Platforms
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Backend & Field-Facing Dashboards
Not just UI. Not just ideas. Build the flow. Show the evidence. Document the constraints.
flowchart LR
A[Hardware-Adjacent Experience] --> B[Embedded / Diagnostics]
B --> C[Telemetry Pipeline]
C --> D[Backend / API]
D --> E[Dashboard / Operations]
C --> F[VTOL Mission Stack]
F --> G[Telemetry Safety / Failsafe]
F --> H[PX4 Bridge / Guidance]
F --> I[Vision Assist / Hardware Prototype]
D --> J[Bio AI Research Software]
J --> K[Digital Twin Simulation]
J --> L[Research Report Automation]
E --> M[Smart Campus Platform]
| Category | Repository | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| π°οΈ Telemetry / C Systems | telemetry-packet-parser-c |
C-based telemetry packet parser and UDP mission diagnostics toolkit |
| π οΈ Embedded Diagnostics | fieldops-embedded-diagnostic-suite |
Embedded field diagnostics toolkit with serial parsing, GNSS tracking, telemetry monitoring, C scheduler logic, log analysis, and dashboard prototype |
| π©οΈ VTOL Mission Stack | skyedge_vtol |
Unified VTOL mission stack with mission manager, telemetry safety checks, PX4 bridge scaffold, waypoint guidance, vision-assisted logic, ESP32 hardware prototypes, smoke tests, and GitHub Actions CI |
| βοΈ Mission Logic / C++ | mission-state-machine-cpp |
C++ mission state machine for autonomous systems, telemetry health checks, failsafe transitions, and mission-control flow |
| 𧬠Bio AI / Research Software | BioDockLab |
Bio AI research platform connecting experiment data, Node API, TypeScript dashboard, Python analysis, digital twin simulation, and report automation |
| π« Campus Product | paejae-pick-2-app |
Campus life platform for Paejae University students with Flutter app structure, student services, and operation-oriented product flow |
| Repository | Role |
|---|---|
embedded-telemetry-lab-c |
C-based telemetry packet parsing and embedded diagnostics lab focused on anomaly detection, CRC validation, and mission-session reporting |
uart-diagnostic-cli-c |
C-based UART log parser and embedded diagnostic CLI for field operation systems |
binary-packet-inspector-c |
C-based binary packet inspector for embedded telemetry and mission diagnostics |
sat-gcs-defense-space-plus10 |
Satellite ground-control style telemetry pipeline with packet handling, mission server concepts, Python tools, and dashboard flow |
twinflight-mission-v2 |
ROS2 / PX4 mission simulation with YAML mission config, offboard control flow, and PX4 SITL workflow |
ros2-px4-yaml-param-debug |
ROS2/PX4 debugging notes focused on YAML parameter validation and mission configuration checks |
Memory-Twin |
AI memory agent platform focused on personal memory preservation, ethical data design, product planning, and long-term AI interaction |
Cs_Resources |
CS study archive covering C, C++, Java, Python, Linux, networking, embedded basics, and interview preparation |
- π§ Helping peers understand CS courses, projects, and career direction
- π οΈ Leading small student projects from idea to prototype
- π« Building campus-oriented service prototypes based on real student problems
- π€ Communicating with professors, university staff, and industry contacts
- π’ Preparing presentations, project documents, and competition materials
- π Turning vague ideas into runnable structures, roadmaps, and demos
- π§ͺ Connecting research ideas with software architecture and implementation evidence
I try to build projects with:
- clear system boundaries
- realistic constraints
- runnable or inspectable structure
- backend + dashboard + operation flow
- documentation that explains why the system exists
- implementation evidence beyond screenshots
- honest limitations and future work
- hardware-adjacent or operations-oriented thinking
- research software structure for data, analysis, simulation, and reports