A continuous
exploration
I'm obsessed with understanding how systems work. Not just the mechanics, but the deeper patterns—how information flows, how constraints shape design, how small decisions ripple through entire architectures.
Most of my time is spent asking questions. Why was this built this way? What if we approached it differently? What could exist if someone actually built this idea? That curiosity leads to prototypes, which become projects, which become the things you see here.
I don't just build things for the sake of building. Every project emerges from a genuine question or an unmet need. The technical depth comes naturally when you're solving something you genuinely care about.
Currently, I'm pursuing my engineering degree at Madras Institute of Technology while actively researching wireless signal processing. But honestly, the research happens everywhere—in the ideas I sketch, the systems I tinker with, the problems I notice and refuse to ignore.