I welcome you to.....

DAIM Online Lab

This is where Koo's (Delta’s) AI Mathematics experiments will eventually escape the textbook and become real things!

DAIM Online Lab stands for Delta’s AI Mathematics Online Lab. The service is planned to launch after I return from military service, likely sometime around 2029. For now, this page is a future laboratory sign on the door: the machines are not fully built yet, but the concept is still alive.

Artificial Intelligence
Mathematics
Computer Science
Open Source Codes
Core Identity DAIM Delta’s AI Mathematics Online Lab

Okay....What Is This Lab For?

01

Open Source Projects

I plan to create an open-source project on my GitHub about every two months related to AI and Mathematics.

02

Community Edits

Anyone, no matter what background you have, can improve, edit, extend, or experiment with the project with me.

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Credit Chances

If you contribute effectively and leave your name clearly, I will credit you when the project is officially shown on the DAIM Lab page.

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Final Products

The goal is not just writing random programs. The goal is to turn creative ideas into useful mathematical, AI, or technical tools.

Future Roadmap

01

Now

The concept page exists for now. However, my lab is still in its planning stage.

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Military Service

The project waits while I complete my military service period which is likely to be in 2029.

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Launching Process

The DAIM Online Lab is expected to start taking real shape and launch after I return completely.

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Launch Mode

Open-source math and AI projects begin appearing on GitHub and the DAIM Lab page as soon as it is completed.

Message from Koo (Delta)

The Lab Is Not Open Yet

I do not know exactly how the final DAIM Online Lab website will look yet. I will decide the actual design, structure, and launch format in the future. For now, think of this page as a preview sign: the door is locked for present time, but the blueprint is already on the table!

When the lab opens, I want it to become a place where AI, mathematics, programming, and open collaboration can meet in a practical way with many talented people and students. Not just theory. Not just pretty pages. Actual experiments, applications, and projects.

Warm regards,
Koo Kim (Delta Steiner)