Hello. I'm Kevin Hu, a Computer Information Technology student at BCIT. I've been tinkering with computers and software since I was a teenager, and that led me into video production, web development, and systems work. Over time, I also grew YouTube channels to more than 25,000 subscribers, which taught me how to plan, edit, and finish projects end to end.
In 2022, I got into self-hosting and homelabbing, which pushed me deeper into open-source software, home automation, networking, and infrastructure. What started with simple hardware fixes turned into a home setup with servers, storage, virtualization, VLANs, and VPN access. I also build web applications and like using practical tools to solve real problems for myself and my family.
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Find My Force - Red Team Hackathon
March 7, 2026
🏆 1st Place Winner - Team Drop Tables
Marco Yu, Bruce Weng, Jackson Fleming, Kevin Hu, Gaston Roxas (not shown)
In this hackathon, our team built Find My Force, a system capable of detecting radio frequency (RF) signals, classify the type and geo-locate it in real-time, feeding into a web dashboard. We used semi-supervised machine learning techniques and was trained on friendly RF datasets, and we trained a model not only to accurately classify friendly RF signals but also untrained hostile data. We utilized RSSI, IQ data and TDoA to classify and geolocate the sources. Our frontend was built with React, leaflet and uses SocketIO to connect to a Flask server.
In this challenge, I was in charged with the integration. I collaborated with my team to integrate the machine learning model, geolocation algorithms, data parsing and the frontend UI into a cohesive and presentable solution. Our team dealt with unfamiliar technologies, adapted to it and supported each other which made the project possible.