I’m a robotics enthusiast and hardware developer based in Japan, originally from Bangladesh. I moved here to pursue my undergraduate degree in Mechanical and Electrical Systems Engineering, where I’ve been diving deep into robotics, control systems, and hardware-software integration.
This site is where I document my projects, share ideas, and connect with others who are passionate about building things that move, think, and hopefully solve real-world problems.
Since starting university, I’ve had the chance to work on a wide range of exciting projects. One of the highlights was leading the electronics division of the KUAS-E Robocon team, where I handled everything from designing custom PCBs and writing firmware for motor control to setting up the CAN bus and troubleshooting countless small issues along the way.
Working on 奇跡 (Kiseki), our robot, between matches at Kansai Haru Robocon.
Our team took third place at the Kansai Haru Robocon 2025 – definitely a proud and memorable moment. Beyond that, I also built my own experimental robotics platform, which pushed me to learn ROS 2 and Micro-ROS from scratch.
To keep learning (and honestly, because I can’t help myself), I set up a small electronics lab at home – stocked with microcontrollers, a 3D printer that I built myself, and drawers full of sensors and components. It’s where side projects come to life: a Dynamic PID Tuning Platform, NFC-enabled lab tools, and other random gadgets I’ve put together in my spare time.
This is the test rig I built to make tuning the PID parameters for our motors easier, without needing to set up a new circuit every time.
If you’re interested in collaborating, have any questions, or just want to chat about robots and hardware, feel free to reach out. My contact details are right at the top.