Project
Smart IoT Electric Extension – Setup Guide
Step-by-step guide to configure the Smart IoT Electric Extension using ESP32, RemoteXY Cloud, Telegram alerts, and Alexa integration.
- ESP32
- Arduino
- PCB Design
- 3D Printing
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Course projects, competitions, and personal builds—experiments that succeed, fail, and always teach me something.
Project
Step-by-step guide to configure the Smart IoT Electric Extension using ESP32, RemoteXY Cloud, Telegram alerts, and Alexa integration.
Competition
Electrical systems, motor control, and energy efficiency work for two electric competition vehicles at Shell Eco-marathon Qatar.
Personal Project
A load-sensing water dispenser combining embedded systems and control techniques to deliver precise volumes of water on demand.
Course Project
A microcontroller-based automatic pet feeder with a real-time clock, stepper-driven hopper, food-level sensing, and EEPROM-backed settings.
Course Project
Investigating the stability of a linear, time-invariant (LTI) control system using classical control theory.
Course Project
Sizing a residential solar PV + battery system from annual energy consumption, covering load analysis, inverters, and financial feasibility.
Course Project
A high-speed optical communication system using coherent detection, WDM, and DSP to move large amounts of data efficiently over long distances.
Course Project
A frequency-modulated audio transmitter built for the Communication System Fundamentals course — simpler than AM and more resistant to noise.
Course Project
Statistical modeling and visualization of random variables to predict performance and detect anomalies in a solar panel farm.
Course Project
Comparing inductive, resonant-inductive, and microwave methods for transferring power without a physical connection.
Course Project
A line-following robot with autonomous parking, using IR obstacle sensing and Op-Amp circuits for precise movement control.
Course Project
Arduino-driven control of four 220V relay channels, focused on safe, low-power switching of high-power loads.