Projects Self Make
“I design and build robotics projects at both university and competition level. Here, you’ll find regular updates on my latest innovations, progress, and experiments. From concept to working prototypes, I share the journey step by step. Alongside project updates, I’ll also be posting detailed articles, insights, and learnings from my robotics work — perfect for anyone passionate about technology, IoT, and smart solutions.”
Line Follower Robot is one of the most common beginner-friendly robotics projects. It is designed to follow a specific path (usually a black line on a white surface) using infrared sensors.
A Mini Drone powered by coreless motors and controlled through an Arduino Nano is a compact yet powerful robotics project.
Autonomous Waiter Robot
A smart waiter robot designed to follow a predefined path for food delivery. It uses line-following sensors to navigate automatically, reducing the need for manual effort in restaurants and hotels.
Self balancing
A smart self-balancing waiter robot designed for efficient food delivery in restaurants and hotels. Using gyroscope and accelerometer sensors, it maintains real-time balance for smooth movement, combining autonomous navigation with stability control to reduce manual effort.
Spider Robot.
A smart spider robot designed for efficient navigation in complex environments. Its articulated legs with sensors maintain stability on uneven surfaces, allowing smooth movement and autonomous task execution without tipping, reducing manual intervention.
Wifi/Blue-Jammer.
This device is a compact signal disruptor designed to block wireless communication within the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency bands. It effectively prevents devices from connecting to WiFi networks and disables Bluetooth pairings (like speakers, headphones, or smart devices) in its immediate vicinity.