Ground Robotics
Autonomous navigationRobotic armMotor control
Six-wheel drive platforms with GPS, onboard cameras, and servo-driven arms — built to navigate terrain and actually pick things up.
I build machines that fly, roll, and think for themselves.
Fig. 01 — Shayan Suvro Saha
I’m Shayan Suvro Saha, and I enjoy building things that bring technology to life. From robots and AI to websites, I’m always experimenting, learning, and turning ideas into real projects.
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What I build
Four disciplines, one machine
Everything I take on ends up being some mix of these — the interesting problems live where they have to agree with each other.
Aerial Systems
Flight controllersESCsRC radio links
Multirotor frames, brushless propulsion and ESCs, plus the flight-controller wiring and tuning it takes to get stable, controllable flight.
AI & Computer Vision
Object detectionDecision logicPython
Vision pipelines that let a machine detect, classify, and verify what it's looking at — then decide what to do about it on its own.
Embedded Electronics
MicrocontrollersSensorsWireless comms
Arduino and embedded C, sensor integration, power distribution, wireless links, and the hardware–software glue that holds a build together.
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Who’s building it
A builder who learns by taking things apart
Fig. 02 — Portrait
Most of what I know came from building, breaking, and rebuilding.
Soldering a connector wrong and finding out why. Printing a frame three times until the motor mounts finally lined up. Tuning a flight controller until the thing held steady instead of flipping on takeoff.
Right now I’m most interested in the messy part where electronics, code, and mechanical design have to agree with each other — and in pushing more of the decision-making onto the machine itself.
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Index
Where to go next
The work, the credentials, and the story behind them.
Get in touch
Let’s build something that moves.
Working on a drone, a rover, a website, or anything else that needs wiring and code? I’m always up for talking hardware.