C02 / Neural cockpit
Give an idea form. Then make it real.
My direction: mechanical design and prototypes
What interests me most is turning an idea into something that can be held, assembled and used. Mechanical design gives it form; making and assembly keep providing new feedback.
SolidWorks modelling, complex assemblies, 3D printing and hands-on fabrication are my strongest practical foundations. I start with the overall arrangement, then work through supports, interfaces, fixings and removal order.
Grow through projects.
The robot head, waste-sorting robot and plant-care system introduced different scales of prototyping, from compact device layouts to frames, enclosures and plumbing. Each asks me to consider the model in its real context.
I am also learning programming, electronics, embedded communication and simulation through projects. For unfamiliar problems, I draw on references, AI and colleagues, then check the result on the physical build.