Autonomous Line-Follower Bot
Arduino-based differential drive bot with IR sensor array, PID control, and obstacle avoidance using ultrasonic sensors.

$ whoami
Building intelligent machines by day, growing bonsai by night. A B.Tech Mechanical Engineer from Kerala, in love with robotics, mime, and the art of seizing the day.

// about me
I grew up taking things apart just to figure out how they worked — much to my parents' amusement (and occasional horror). Somewhere between winning school science fairs and district-level competitions, I discovered I didn't just like building things, I needed to.
The spark moment? A movie. One scene with a robot, and that was it — the dream of designing intelligent machines locked in. Today I'm pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering at KTU, teaching myself ROS 2, and inching closer to becoming a mechatronics engineer.
Outside the lab, I'm a state Kalolsavam-winning mime artist, a part-time mime instructor, a state-level skater & sepak takraw player, and a slightly obsessive bonsai grower. Engineering taught me precision; mime taught me patience; bonsai taught me both.
"Carpe Diem." — the only motto I needed.Download CV
Based in
Kerala, India
Studying
B.Tech Mechanical, KTU
Focus
Robotics & Mechatronics
Currently
// skills
A toolkit built across engineering benches, stages, and gardens.
// projects
A growing collection. New work ships often.
Arduino-based differential drive bot with IR sensor array, PID control, and obstacle avoidance using ultrasonic sensors.
Coming soon — URDF model, MoveIt planning, Gazebo simulation, and pick-and-place demo.
Coming soon — SolidWorks parametric CAD model with FEA stress analysis under rider load.
Coming soon — ESP32-based soil moisture, light, and temperature monitor with mobile dashboard.
Coming soon — Python tool for shell-and-tube heat exchanger sizing and pressure-drop analysis.
Coming soon — Web app to log performances, score routines, and track student progress.
// journey
From taking things apart to putting intelligent ones together.
Took apart every toy I owned. Won my first school science fair.
A movie scene with a robot. Locked in the robotics dream forever.
First competition wins; discovered storytelling without words.
Represented at state competitions — speed and balance training.
State-level player — coordination, reflexes, teamwork.
State Kalolsavam champion in mime performance.
Started B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.
Began the deep dive into modern robotics frameworks.
Started cultivating bonsai — patience as engineering practice.
Leading community service initiatives on campus.
First major robotics project shipping soon.
// off-hours
Simulating, planning, occasionally breaking things.
Seven trees, one slow lesson at a time.
Stories without a single spoken word.
Speed, balance, falling well.
Foot-volleyball with style.
The medium that started it all.
Best way to learn is to teach.
If it can be built, why buy it?
// writing
Notes from the road. Fresh posts dropping soon.
The single scene that rerouted my entire career — and what I'd tell 12-year-old me now.
Notes from someone who came in via CAD and FEA, not CS. The hard parts, demystified.
Silence. Precision. Iteration. The stage and the workshop are closer than you think.
Year one with seven small trees, and the unexpected design lessons they taught me.
// get in touch
Or just say hi. I read every message.