
Robotic Arm: From Motion to Mechanism
A robotic arm I plan to control, starting with the hand. Currently working on CAD for a segmented index finger and exploring its joints and tendon routing.
See the build planMECHATRONICS @ WATERLOO
One idea. A few blocks.
Something that works.
I'm a first-year engineering student connecting software, electronics, and mechanical design. Welcome to my little corner of the world.
A small world. Plenty to build.
01 / THE BUILDS

A robotic arm I plan to control, starting with the hand. Currently working on CAD for a segmented index finger and exploring its joints and tendon routing.
See the build plan
A hands-free Windows workspace launcher that recognizes a snap gesture and arranges four productivity applications across two displays.
Explore project
A classroom attendance prototype using infrared remote inputs to identify users and record check-in and check-out events, with a 16×2 LCD showing status and session duration.
Explore projectA compact bedside air purifier developed as a team project through Junior Achievement of British Columbia, where I led production, operations, and quality control.
Explore project02 / EXPERIENCE POINTS
Waterloo Formula Electric (UWFE)
Electrium Mobility
Biomechatronics and NeuroSpine Lab, Simon Fraser University
Junior Achievement of British Columbia (KPMG)
PLAYER 01 / SHREYAN03 / BEHIND THE BUILDS
My experience includes research at Simon Fraser University's Biomechatronics and NeuroSpine Lab, developing a compact bedside air purifier through Junior Achievement, and building gesture-recognition and embedded-systems projects like Gauntlet and an Arduino attendance tracker.
I'm currently developing my technical foundations and looking for opportunities to contribute, learn, and work on meaningful engineering problems.
Still learning. Still building.
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