2018 — 2022
the first ones.
an arduino, a breadboard, and a bag of parts i did not understand yet.
i watched videos and tried to copy them with the parts i had, which was never the parts they had.
after that
i study mechanical engineering at IIT Indore and like building small machines. this is how it started.
my dad has a furniture workshop. i used to go there just to watch.
what i’ve worked on since 2024. almost all of it in college labs, with friends.
an open-source system that lets a ground robot work out where it is, and which way it’s facing, indoors without GPS.
self-powered sensors that listen to a machine and notice when something is going wrong.
a robot that drives through a warehouse and reads every QR code on the shelves.
a robot arm you can ask to pick things up, or steer with a sensor glove.
a 3d printer a metre wide that prints with cement.
a tilting plate that watches a ball and keeps it from rolling off.
it sits between two pipes, checks the water going through, and works out what can be reused.
a tabletop wind tunnel, and a cheap way to actually see the air move.
tap a card to switch on a lab machine. it runs five machines in the tinkerers’ lab.
a flight controller board i designed that holds a drone steady without GPS.
a line follower that also streams video, and spins on the spot when you press SOS.
a drone that takes off, hovers and lands by itself, built for a mars-like arena.
a drone that lands, folds its arms down and drives away on them.
a small robot that finds its own way through a maze.
shoes with sensors that watch how you walk. i stopped this one.
army boots that make their own electricity while you walk. i worked on the circuit that stores it.
2018 — 2022
an arduino, a breadboard, and a bag of parts i did not understand yet.
i watched videos and tried to copy them with the parts i had, which was never the parts they had.
after that
if you’d like to talk about any of this, email is the easiest way to reach me.
atharvachavan346@gmail.com