MIT Media Lab Applications: Personal Portfolio

I’d like to start my journey with a few photographs of myself as a kid at various stages – how I learnt about circuits and electronics:

  • Opening the Pandora’s Box of Electronics as a kid c.2000
  • Trying my hands at soldering c.2000
  • c. early 2006
  • c. late 2006
  • My first ever PCB routing c.2006 – I am not looking at someone else’s routed PCB but I have actually routed this design by hand – this is really true – whether you (want to) believe or not.

… to these circuit scribblings on paper:

This one was an “inverter”. Notice “Graphics Card” (lol) and NVIDIA on the middle left board. These don’t have a date but IIRC was made around 2005
My view of the insides of a CD Player-casette player combo.
My view of what a cockpit flight display would look like (c 2006 or 7)
Innards of a DVD Player


… to this in Dec. 2012 …

  • This is in Dec 2012.
  • Extra Fine Pitch Soldering – I can do it effortlessly

BeagleLogic (First cape designed) and the BeagleLogic Cape (Early 2015)

  • 3D render
  • Ready for assembly
    Before assembly – all the parts

BeagleLogic Standalone [2017]

Visit https://standalone.beaglelogic.net for more information.

  • BeagleLogic boards rolling into assembly line.
  • BeagleLogic Standalone Board with case
  • Fully assembled BeagleLogic standalone board

My Masters’ Project [2017]

This involved developing a haptic feedback device for augmented reality purposes. I have a link in my statement of objectives about this.

  • With my Masters’ Project in Hand
  • Wearable Glove that provides vibrational feedback on the fingertips