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Lean Six Sigma ML Catapult Simulator
An interactive 3D Unity simulation that gamifies Design of Experiments (DOE) and predictive modeling. Users adjust 5 operational parameters Firing Angle, Release Angle, Cup Elevation, Pin Elevation, and Bungee Position to analyze process variability and optimization.
Embedded a multi-variable regression machine learning model to accurately compute projectile distance based on primary parameters and interaction effects.
Custom C# trajectory physics, camera tracking, automated distance measurement, and dynamic component animation.
Designed to bridge the gap between statistical process control theory and hands-on experimental practice.
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