Journey
First programs, first bugs. Moved quickly from following tutorials to writing small tools that solved a specific problem.
Microcontrollers, motor drivers, sensors and power. Learning where software meets physical hardware — and where it fails.
A robotic car built from components rather than a kit — chassis, drive electronics and control firmware.
Ramansh began structured science and technology learning — experiments, questions and first steps into coding.
Multiple websites designed, built and deployed — front-end implementation, responsive layout and hosting.
Participated in the Single Line Robotics Championship at IIT Bombay with a line-following robot built and tuned for the event.
Built and deployed management software now used day to day by a running business.
Designing automation workflows on large language models — structured prompting, tool use and validation.
A project by Sommay was selected at IIT Delhi.
Active work on a ground robot and support drone for locating survivors and delivering supplies after a disaster.
Ramansh moves from block-based logic into written code, building small programs of his own.
First sensors, motors and simple autonomy — the same fundamentals his brother started with.
School and open STEM competitions, once the groundwork is in place.
The stated goal: turn this work into technology that reaches people beyond a workshop — robotics and AI applied to disaster response, education and healthcare.