- Collaborated at HackHarvard 2017 to build a native iOS Augmented Reality application designed to capture, store, and share physical whiteboard sessions.
- Developed a feature mapping 2D whiteboard drawings into navigable, cloud-stored 3D models using just two screen taps.
- Implemented a "time machine" versioning system, enabling users to step through and view saved virtual frames in real-time.
- Provided a scalable solution for teams and students to archive architectural diagrams and course notes for future collaborative editing.
- fact:"Repo has 14 stars; contributors API shows prdlk tied for most contributions (41 commits); README lists Prad Nukala under Contributors and Maintainers"
source:https://github.com/anthonyanader/timeboARd
retrieved:2026-07-03
- fact:"README confirms HackHarvard 2017, ARKit + Firebase/GCP + Facebook Login stack, custom vertical-plane detection (unsupported by ARKit at the time); links Devpost submission and YouTube demo"
source:https://github.com/anthonyanader/timeboARd
retrieved:2026-07-03
- fact:"Devpost submission to HackHarvard 2017, tagline 'We're Git for brainstorming through the use of AR'; stated role: 'I worked with implementing ARKit within the iOS Application, also helped cleanup some front-end code'; includes YouTube demo"
