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A custom-designed slide deck for an engineering research presentation focusing on control loop optimization for solar tracking systems. The design combines structured technical diagrams, data visualizations, and custom graphics to translate complex mathematical modeling and feedback control theory into a clear, visually compelling narrative. ⛅
Full presentation : https://www.canva.com/design/DAHLVsonnc0/AC7EfjtpOblrKfyCP8ZUGQ/edit
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Upgoating this..... nice work man
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The halftone texture layered over the gradient blobs gives it a printed poster feel instead of the usual smooth glassy shader look. Are you controlling that dot pattern with a texture map inside the shader, or is it a separate layer on top?