1. One of the projects I’m working on is very risky but extremely fun. I’m in the process of starting a company focused on a new class of robotics that I call H.E.A.D. (Humanoid Electric Autonomous Drone). Essentially, this robot can transform between a humanoid mode and a drone mode. It’s a perfect solution for high-risk jobs such as telecommunications, rescue, or defense. To the right is a photo of a similar, though not identical, project developed at Caltech. I’ll be posting updates about this venture here!

2. Over the last few months, I’ve really enjoyed exploring FPV drones. I’m currently in the process of building one using foam board, along with components like a microcontroller, an electronic speed controller, and more. I’ve been inspired by a couple of YouTubers, AeroStuff FPV and ProjectAir. You can check out the code for this project and my other work on my GitHub.

3. This past Christmas, I received a Raspberry Pi 5 and have been experimenting with it ever since. It’s incredibly cool, and I’m amazed by how small yet powerful this computer is. My goal is to use the Pi 5 as the central processor for the H.E.A.D. project I mentioned above. I’ve started programming on it and am currently learning how to make it function as the brain of a humanoid robot. Stay tuned for updates—exciting things are ahead!