Experimental products, machines, software and systems โ built from scratch, broken, rebuilt, and documented for you.

I don't do vaporware or theoretical slide decks. Everything starts on a copper circuit board or bare metal C++ firmware.
Pushed to thermal, power, and RF limits. Oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and load testing under real-world interference.
I celebrate failures. Burnt traces, brownouts, and memory leaks are published as engineering post-mortems so you can learn.
Open-source KiCad schematics, bill of materials with real component costs, FreeRTOS code, and full step-by-step guides.

Dedicated air-gapped device that passively sniffs 2.4GHz Wi-Fi traffic, alerts on rogue deauth frames, and classifies anomaly patterns with on-device TinyML.

Edge-native physical companion with tactile knurled rotary knobs, mechanical hotkey switches, and local LLM reasoning running 100% offline.
Promiscuous Wi-Fi frame sniffer with 12k packets/sec ring buffer and I2C OLED display.
Real oscilloscopes, solder stations, logic analyzers, and prototype arrays. All telemetry fed live from the bench.

Every single failure, schematic trace, memory leak, and FreeRTOS task is documented. Not marketing. Real engineering you can build from.
Broken things are part of the build. Most portfolios hide failure. We make it our foundation.
Some ideas start as a sketch.
Some start at 2:17 AM.
Some absolutely should not work.
We build them anyway.
Devices, DIY kits, and open-source bundles. All documented, all modifiable.

Compact IoT development board with onboard OLED screen, Wi-Fi 6, BLE 5.0, and ENIG gold pads.

Complete 3-node long-range RF kit. 10km direct line-of-sight range with zero cellular or internet reliance.

Bare production PCB with gold immersion pads, Gerber files, full BOM parts list, and firmware package.
Tell me what you want to build. I'll tell you honestly if it's possible, what it costs, and how long it takes.