Hi, I'm Dayna Dranitsaris.
A 3rd-year computer engineering student at Queen's University, with a degree focus in artificial intelligence.
About Me
Hello! I'm Dayna, a 3rd-year computer engineering student at Queen's University specializing in artificial intelligence. My tech journey began in grade 9, where my fascination with code and physical computing was fueled by competing in the Waterloo Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC) contests, including the Fermat (2022), Euclid (2023), and the Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) at both the Junior (2022) and Senior (2023) levels. This foundation seamlessly led to my involvement in a variety of web development and engineering projects in university.
I'm also an active member of the Queen's Engineering community, having joined the Queen's Racing Formula SAE Team, volunteering for The Queen's Engineering Society as an orientation leader, and serving as a Challenge Coordinator for the annual Queen's Engineering Competition.
Skills
Projects
Queen's Hyperloop Design Team (QHDT) Machine Vision Sensor System
Designed and implemented an embedded system for a Hyperloop model to detect and classify custom-trained potential obstructions using YOLOv5.
NHL Goal Horn Machine
Built a Raspberry Pi system leveraging live NHL updates via API integration, with programmed LED sequences, audio playback, and an LCD showcasing team names and scores dynamically.
RFID Scanner System
Developed an embedded scanner system using a custom LCD to display real-time sensor data from an Arduino.
Hydroponic Garden Monitoring System
Developed a sensor-integrated hydroponic garden for campus use, featuring real-time data monitoring (sent over WiFi) and a React Native app.
Charlene In The City
Built a professional real estate web application using IDX, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and responsive design principles.
Automated Powder/Fluid Dispenser
Built an automated powder/fluid dispenser using SolidWorks and an Arduino.