I'm an enthusiastic embedded systems developer with a strong foundation in C programming, Linux environments, and hands-on experience with platforms like Arduino and Raspberry Pi. I love building smart, responsive systems that bridge the gap between hardware and software.
Whether it's prototyping with microcontrollers, automating tasks using Raspberry Pi, or diving deep into low-level code and device drivers, I enjoy solving real-world problems with efficient and practical embedded solutions.
Outside of coding, I’m always exploring new tech in the embedded space, experimenting with sensors, or fine-tuning projects on the Linux command line. I believe in writing reliable, maintainable code and creating systems that are both powerful and elegant. Let's bring innovation to life—one circuit at a time!
This project demonstrates an offline ATM-like payment system designed to simulate real-world digital banking transactions without internet dependency. It mimics the core functionalities of an ATM or UPI system, using Arduino interfaced with the SIM800L GSM module for communication and a C-based dummy bank server for processing transactions.
A full-featured detection software that identifies and isolates objects in real-time based on predefined hue values from live camera input.
This project focuses on building a home automation system that enables users to control electrical appliances over a Wi-Fi network using a NodeMCU (ESP8266) microcontroller. The system is designed for real-time switching of devices through a user-friendly HTML web page interface, making smart home control accessible and efficient.
This project is a Smart Parking System designed to automate vehicle entry and exit in a parking area. It uses Arduino to control the flow of vehicles with the help of IR sensors, a servo motor for gate control, and an LCD display to show real-time parking status. The system aims to reduce manual intervention and improve parking efficiency..