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Student engineer · Building in public

Building Electronics, Software & Robotics

I design, prototype, and build embedded systems, custom electronics, and software projects while continuously learning engineering and programming.

Featured builds
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01 / ABOUT

Curious by design.
Practical by nature.

Hello! I'm Chitrax, a student passionate about electronics, embedded systems, robotics, programming, and hardware design.

I enjoy turning ideas into working prototypes using microcontrollers, custom PCBs, displays, sensors, and software. My projects let me explore new technologies while improving my engineering, problem-solving, and design skills.

Currently exploringEmbedded systems · PCB design · IoT

02 / CAPABILITIES

Skills built through
hands-on making.

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Programming

In progress
02

Hardware

ESP32PCB DesignBreadboardingSolderingCircuit DesignPower Electronics3D Printing
03

Software

KiCadArduino IDEGitVS CodeFusion 360Linux
04

Design

Responsive Web DesignUI/UXTechnical DocumentationProject Planning

03 / SELECTED WORK

Multiple builds.
Many disciplines.

Embedded programming, circuit design, interface systems, and physical interaction—developed through working prototypes.

VERSION 3 · Active Development

FEATURED PROJECT / 2026

ESP32 Morse Station V3

Version 3 moves the project into a transparent enclosure with a slightly larger 2.8-inch touchscreen. It is a working evolution of the boxed V2 prototype and a test platform for the future compact V4.

The ESP32 Morse Station is a portable embedded systems project designed to send, receive, decode, and practise Morse code using a custom-built hardware platform.

ESP322.8-inch TFTTransparent enclosureTouch UI
FIRST WORKING PROTOTYPE · APP + FIRMWARE PUBLIC

ESP32-S3 / DISPLAY SYSTEM

Five-Display Desk Station

A sculptural desk clock with a first working hardware prototype: one round screen shows weather and air quality while four form a large 24-hour display.

The Windows control app and ESP32 firmware are now public in the project repository. The next phase focuses on enclosure refinement, wiring, power, and software polish.

ESP32-S35 × GC9A01Working hardwareOpen sourceWindows
3RD PLACE · THE DA VINCI CIRCUIT 2026 · ROBOTICS

AURORA GREENHOUSE / V5

A greenhouse that looks after its plant by itself.

Designed by Chitraksh with build, design, and software contributions from Robin Singh, Aurora Greenhouse uses an ESP32-S3 to read temperature, humidity, soil moisture and light every 2.5 seconds, score plant health, and automate care.

Now with a long-range LoRa remote. Nine plant personalities drive sip watering, dual-fan airflow and an automatic grow light. Bluetooth apps for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android add live control, history, CSV export and demo mode—without Wi-Fi, accounts or subscriptions.

ESP32-S39 plantsBLETouch UIGrow lightAndroid
WORKING PROTOTYPE · OLED ISSUE UNDER INVESTIGATION

EMBEDDED SYSTEMS / ARDUINO

Arduino Six-Party EVM Prototype

A button-operated educational voting-machine prototype with confirmation controls, persistent vote storage, protected result viewing, and OLED/Serial feedback.

Educational demonstration only—not certified or secure enough for a public election.

ArduinoC++OLEDEEPROMHardware

MORSE STATION / SIDE EXPERIMENT

F75 Companion Screen — Early Prototype

EXTREMELY EARLY PROTOTYPE

This project is being planned and has not yet been built as its own final device. It turns the AULA F75 into an L99-style setup by placing a separate ESP32 touchscreen beside the keyboard—without replacing or electrically modifying it. Touch requests travel privately over Bluetooth LE to a trusted Windows companion app, which performs PC actions and can update the F75's own RGB configuration. Interface and software ideas are currently being tested on the ESP Morse Station's existing ESP32, 240×320 ILI9341 touchscreen, XPT2046 controller and wiring.

Concept render of the planned blue and white F75 Companion touchscreen enclosure
Enclosure conceptPlanned 3D-printed housing — not yet manufactured
Concept board showing the planned ESP32-S3, battery and display component arrangement
Planned component fitDesign study — not completed hardware
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Media controls with volume, play, pause and mute

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Filtered trackpad with clicking, scrolling and sensitivity control

03

Touchscreen numpad and standalone calculator

04

Eight customizable app, web, folder and hotkey shortcuts

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Gallery, themes, backgrounds and planned GIF playback

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Laptop battery, CPU, RAM, GPU and temperature monitoring

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AULA F75 RGB effects, brightness, speed and preset control

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Private Bluetooth LE link to a trusted Windows companion app

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Five-minute display sleep with true backlight power switching

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Detachable 3D-printed keyboard-side enclosure

WHAT I LEARNED

Knowledge earned by building.

  1. 01Responsive UI design for embedded devices
  2. 02ESP32 programming
  3. 03SPI communication
  4. 04Hardware debugging
  5. 05Power management
  6. 06PCB design
  7. 07Embedded software architecture
  8. 08Rapid prototyping
  9. 09Technical documentation