Hi, I’m Shivam Anand Gosavi
I’m a technical learner interested in electronics, embedded systems, IoT, digital fabrication, and practical engineering. I enjoy understanding how things work and learning through hands-on experiments and real projects.
I believe that practical experience is an important part of learning. Instead of only studying theory, I like to build things, test them, find problems, and improve my designs.
Education & Learning
I completed my 10th and 12th in Science and am currently pursuing Diploma in Basic Rural Technology (DBRT).
Along with my education, I have also been developing my technical skills through hands-on training and Fab Lab-based learning. This has given me an opportunity to explore electronics, embedded systems, CAD design, PCB development, CNC, 3D printing, and digital fabrication.
My Technical Interests
I enjoy working with different hardware and technologies, including:
- Arduino and ESP32
- Sensors and electronic components
- Embedded programming
- IoT and wireless communication
- PCB design and prototyping
- CAD and 3D printing
- CNC and digital fabrication
I especially enjoy combining electronics, programming, and fabrication to create working prototypes.s.
About This Blog
This blog is a record of my technical learning journey.
Here, I document my weekly learning, practical assignments, projects, experiments, challenges, and the solutions I discover along the way.
I want to document the complete process rather than showing only the final result. This includes my experiments, mistakes, debugging, design changes, testing, and improvements.
How I Learn
My approach to learning is simple:
Learn → Build → Test → Debug → Improve
Sometimes a project works on the first attempt, and sometimes it doesn’t. I see those failures as part of the learning process because debugging and solving problems helps me understand the technology better.
My Goal
My goal is to continuously improve my skills in electronics, embedded systems, IoT, and digital fabrication, while learning how to turn ideas into practical and useful projects.
I want to keep exploring new technologies, work on more challenging projects, and develop the skills needed to create real-world solutions.
Thanks for visiting my blog!
This is my journey of learning, building, experimenting, and improving.


