Microcontrollers
ESP32 / Arduino / Raspberry Pi / Sensors / Motors and drivers / Relays / TFT displays
... /Projects ...
Things I have actually built. Drag the row or use the arrows, and open any of them for the details.
... /About me ...
Hello! I'm Aryan, a 12th-grade founder from Chandigarh.
Building things since I was 12.
ESP32 / Arduino / Raspberry Pi / Sensors / Motors and drivers / Relays / TFT displays
C / C++ / Embedded C / MicroPython / Assembly / Lua
Prototyping / Wireless (BT, Wi-Fi, RF) / Robotics / Home automation / Flight control / Power
Some of my favourite boards, languages and tools that I work with
HTML / CSS / JavaScript / Client sites / Landing pages
My journey started with code. At 12, I built a basic FPV shooter game, my first real project. A year later, curiosity pulled me toward electronics, and I built my first RC car, which I still have today.
Since then I have built home automation systems, obstacle-avoiding and line-following robots, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi controlled cars, a smart dustbin, an automatic door, a weather station, RFID and fingerprint attendance systems, a mini drone, LED displays, gesture-controlled devices, a PowerPoint remote, ESP32 touch interfaces, and an ordinary bicycle turned electric. I also design and develop websites for customers, built around what each of them needs.
Building since age 12
6+ years and counting
... /AD Circuit Labs ...
I started AD Circuit Labs to build the things I used to only dream up.
Devices, kits and websites that people can actually use. We take an idea from a rough sketch to a working prototype, sell the kits and components other makers need, and build websites for businesses. Early, honest work with real customers, growing one project at a time.
... /Kind words ...
From people I have built for.
“Nice work. Exactly what I asked for, delivered on time.”
“Clean work and easy to deal with. Happy with the result.”
+ many more
Got an idea? Let's build it.
Tell me what you want to make, even if it is only a sentence. I reply to every message.
... /Build an RC car ...
Mount the parts, run the wires, flash it, power on. Get it wrong and it lets the smoke out. Get it right and it's yours to drive.
Every part here is real, and every one of them is in the shop ↗