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Greg Surma - Portfolio
Greg (Grzegorz) Surma - Portfolio; Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Self-Driving Cars, AI.
About Greg Surma - Portfolio
Greg Surma's portfolio is a personal index of side projects in machine learning, computer vision, AI and Apple-platform development. Projects are grouped under filterable categories such as Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Self-Driving Cars, iOS and Misc, and each entry pairs a short description with the platforms it targets and the technologies used to build it.
The collection mixes consumer iPhone, iPad and macOS apps (for example Kitty Booth, AI Dreamer, Photo Enhancer and Face Toon) with Python notebooks and research environments covering depth estimation, lane detection, style transfer, GANs and reinforcement learning. One listed project, ∀llphotos.ai, is built with Django and Bootstrap rather than as an Apple-platform app.
Key features
- Filterable project index with Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Self-Driving Cars, iOS and Misc categories
- Each project entry lists target platforms, including iPhone, iPad, macOS and Python notebooks
- Apple-platform apps built with Swift, CoreML, Metal, SpriteKit and TensorFlow
- Python notebooks using TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch and OpenCV
- Covers image generation, depth estimation, lane detection and style transfer
- Lists research environments for games and simulations such as Atari, Snake and Prisoner's Dilemma
Best for: Developers, researchers or recruiters who want to browse concrete examples of applied machine learning, computer vision and iOS side projects.
Good for
- Spans a broad range of AI work, from generative models and depth estimation to game-playing agents and self-driving car components
- Every project entry names the platforms and technologies used
- Combines shipping Apple-platform apps with Python notebooks and research environments
Watch out for
- The site provides no pricing, licensing or source-code information for the listed projects
- Most entries consist of a short label and a technology list rather than a detailed write-up
- Several listings are notebooks or research environments rather than finished products
Greg Surma - Portfolio at a glance
- Website
- gsurma.github.io
- Category
- Business & Careers › Company Lookup
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- iOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Greg Surma - Portfolio FAQ
What kinds of projects are listed?
They range from iPhone, iPad and macOS apps such as Kitty Booth, AI Dreamer and Photo Enhancer to Python notebooks and research environments covering computer vision, reinforcement learning and generative models.
Which platforms do the projects run on?
Most are iPhone, iPad or macOS apps written in Swift. Others are Python notebooks, and one entry, ∀llphotos.ai, is built with Django and Bootstrap.
Can the portfolio be filtered by topic?
Yes. The page offers category filters including All, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Self-Driving Cars, iOS and Misc.
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