F1 data analysis & telemetry workstation — lap comparison, throttle/rpm charts, track visualization
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A resilient, fault‑tolerant telemetry analytics pipeline designed to validate, benchmark, and stress‑test high‑frequency sensor data streams under real‑world failure conditions. Includes chaos testing, DLQ repair, GPU‑accelerated ingestion, and end‑to‑end reliability validation for motorsport‑grade telemetry environments.
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May 8, 2026 - Python
Formula 1 analytics pipeline that pulls OpenF1 race-weekend data, builds SQLite driver features, and visualizes over/underperformance with a transparent Racecraft Index MVP.
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A Node.js Command Line Interface application designed to explore and display Formula 1 data interactively.
nodejs javascript cli formula1 json-data data-visualization terminal-app node-cli inquirer motorsport nodejs-projects f1-data
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Feb 6, 2026 - JavaScript
Desktop app for comparing F1 driver performance based on weather conditions. Includes Ktor for networking, Koin for dependency injection and Compose Multiplatform for UI.
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Jun 11, 2025 - Kotlin
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