I’m a technical learner interested in electronics, embedded systems, IoT, and digital fabrication. I enjoy hands-on experience with tools like PCB milling, 3D printing, and prototyping — turning ideas into working hardware from scratch.

I believe practical experience is the best way to learn. Rather than just studying theory, I like to build things, test them, find problems, and improve my designs through real projects. This training helped me sharpen that approach, giving me the skills and confidence to design, fabricate, and test my own electronics projects independently.

Education & Learning

My technical journey began with my 10th standard education and an ITI in Electronics Mechanic, which laid the groundwork for my interest in hardware and engineering. Since then, I’ve continued building on that foundation through hands-on training and Fab Lab-based learning — gaining practical exposure to electronics, embedded systems, PCB development, 3D printing, and digital fabrication along the way.

My Technical Interests

I enjoy working with a wide range of hardware and technologies, including:

  • Arduino and ESP32
  • Sensors and electronic components
  • CNC and digital fabrication
  • Embedded programming
  • IoT and wireless communication
  • Laser cutting for enclosures, panels, and custom mounts

I especially enjoy combining electronics, programming, and fabrication to bring ideas to life as working prototypes — taking a project from an initial concept all the way through to a functional, tested device.

About This Blog

This blog serves as a record of my ongoing technical learning journey. Through it, I document my weekly progress, practical assignments, projects, experiments, and the challenges I encounter along with the solutions I find. My goal is to capture the complete process — not just the final outcome — including the experiments that didn’t go as planned, the debugging sessions, design changes, testing phases, and the improvements made along the way.

My Goal

Looking ahead, my goal is to keep sharpening my skills in electronics, embedded systems, IoT, and digital fabrication — and more importantly, to get better at turning raw ideas into practical, working projects. I want to keep pushing myself toward new technologies and more challenging builds, steadily developing the kind of hands-on expertise it takes to create real-world solutions that actually make a difference.