[GSoC 2026] Proposal Submitted - SeaSee'r: Underwater Mapping - Sravani Gurram

[Sravani Gurram]

Dear Benedikt and Catrobat Team,

I wanted to let you know that I have submitted my GSoC 2026 proposal for the SeaSee'r: Underwater Mapping and Exploration using Spatially Anchored Panoramas project.

Here are all the required artifacts:

• Repository: https://github.com/Gurram-sravani/seaseer-panorama-viewer
• CI Run (green):  ci: add GitHub Actions workflow with tests and screenshot artifacts · Gurram-sravani/seaseer-panorama-viewer@34184f9 
• Demo Video: https://youtu.be/mMnH75W-V0Y
• AI Review Artifact: Attached picture below

As you suggested in your earlier reply, I implemented the hover paths feature — glowing ring markers appear using Three.js raycasting when the user hovers near the navigation zone, indicating paths to neighboring panoramas.

All three E2E tests pass with Puppeteer and Vitest, GitHub Actions CI is green, and screenshots are saved as artifacts on every run.

I would be very grateful for any feedback on my proposal or entry task before the March 31 deadline. Thank you again for your encouraging response and for your time.

Best regards,
Sravani Gurram
Master's Student, Computer Science — San Jose State University
GitHub: https://github.com/Gurram-sravani
Email: sravani...@sjsu.edu

[Wolfgang Slany]

Dear Sravani,

Thanks a lot. Please make sure to include all the links and explanations also in the application pdf, and please base it on a copy of our Google docs template file as linked from our ideas page. 

For other applicants: Please do not post your application details here. Instead, please only submit them via the Google application and the pdf based on the Google docs file. 

For Sravani: No problem you posted it here, but I want to avoid being inundated on the mailing list by proposal data. Thank you for your understanding. 

All the best, 

Wolfgang