I'm not talking about a "you did it!" message, and actual model or some sort of link that I can see and visualize. Any ideas? Thanks.

I would like to bump this topic, because the thing that I miss the most when crunching any BOINC project are regular updates about what we are actually helping with. It would be awesome if we could get at least a very general information what is the current set of work units about and, you know, where are we going with it. Thanks!

Computed models can be seen there https://astro.troja.mff.cuni.cz/projects/damit/asteroids/browse

Totally agree with @stfn! The goal visualization is crucial to engage people and the sense of progress is crucial for not losing them. That would be awesome if project owners provide some transparency on the results and achievements.

cooool....

I'd like to ping this topic. Any news?

Bump. I really wish I could see what my devices do. In the name of science!

Bump. I really wish I could see what my devices do. In the name of science!

vizualization, even a static image would do wonders in terms of engagement. Even a simple thing like a bare bones website with images "Here is what we computed recently!" or something like that

Project has results database.
You can download approximately monthly database exports there.

https://astro.troja.mff.cuni.cz/projects/damit/exports

IDK what was computed by my machine there :')

Yeah this is good idea! I yearn to know what I spent my computer time on

Here you guys go, get it done
https://github.com/AsteroidsAtHome

Here you guys go, get it done
https://github.com/AsteroidsAtHome

I wish I was smart enough to program for science project. This is why my computer contributes to science.

Project has results database.
You can download approximately monthly database exports there.

https://astro.troja.mff.cuni.cz/projects/damit/exports

The issue here as you might have guessed is that this database doesn't meet the demand for an accessible view at the current progress of the project.
It would be very cool if such thing were to be implemented, because as of now there's no feeling of progress other than the number of cobblestones of computation and this website you posted, which is rather insufficient for keeping us engaged.