CodeRandom

I never followed the traditional path. Instead, I learned by experimenting, breaking things, and rebuilding them. My projects span AI, robotics, electronics, and tools for other makers. I believe in rapid prototyping, sharing openly, and pushing the boundaries of what's possible with code + hardware.

My journey started with curiosity and a soldering iron. From simple LED circuits to complex AI systems, I've always been driven by the question "What if I could build that?" rather than "Should I build that?"

What I lack in formal education, I make up for in hands-on experience. Every project teaches me something new, and every failure is just a step toward the next breakthrough. This iterative approach has become my signature style.

I believe the best way to learn is by doing, and the best way to improve is by sharing. That's why I open-source most of my projects and document my failures as much as my successes.

My workflow is simple but effective:

1. Ideate: Start with a problem I want to solve or something I want to learn.
2. Prototype: Build a quick, functional version to test the concept.
3. Iterate: Refine based on what works and what doesn't.
4. Share: Document the process and share the code for others to build upon.

This approach has led me from simple Arduino projects to complex AI systems, always with the goal of making technology more accessible and useful for other makers.