Okay, now for the real story. When I'm not attached to a keyboard, you can usually find me
planning my next trip, trying to find the best street food in the city, or
arguing about whether pineapple belongs on pizza (it doesn't).
I believe life's too short for boring code or bad coffee.
My "Other" Skills
Finding Wi-Fi in a desertPacking for a week in a backpackMovies and Music dictionaryDebugging... my travel plansTelling bad jokes
A relentless problem-solver with a deep passion for coding and innovation.
I constantly explore how technology can reshape the way we interact with the world.
My curiosity drives me to experiment, build, and push boundaries—whether it's
crafting intelligent systems, optimizing algorithms, or simply finding new ways to
automate the mundane.
Creativity fuels my approach to problem-solving. I love turning
abstract ideas into functional solutions, and I thrive on the challenge of making
things work in smarter, more efficient ways.
The project is a break-apart glove concept that uses an ESP32 to send Morse code messages wirelessly through Bluetooth to a paired computer or phone. I am keeping it here while I finish the full write-up, images, and demo media.
This project uses an ultrasonic sensor connected to an Arduino Nano and an LED screen to measure distance and display the reading live. It is a simple embedded system build focused on real-time sensing, hardware integration, and clear visual output.
The ultrasonic sensor detects how far an object is from the setup, the Arduino Nano processes that input, and the LED screen shows the measured distance so the result is easy to read during testing and demos.
This kind of setup is useful for learning sensor calibration, signal handling, and the basics of building interactive hardware systems with compact microcontrollers.
