Embedded and IoT Intern
Worked on automation prototypes, device communication, ESP32 workflows, sensor integration and practical hardware debugging.
Bengaluru, India / ECE Student / Robotics Builder
I am Sanketh Rao, an Electronics and Communication Engineering student who blends embedded hardware, computer vision, automation and real-world testing to ship useful builds.
My work sits at the intersection of electronics, code and practical problem-solving. I build with Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, sensors, camera modules, voice modules and AI tooling, then turn those pieces into prototypes that can be tested in real life.
What makes me useful on a team is momentum. I can research, wire, code, debug, document and iterate without waiting for perfect conditions. I am especially interested in internships and teams working on robotics, embedded AI, automation and IoT products.
Worked on automation prototypes, device communication, ESP32 workflows, sensor integration and practical hardware debugging.
Created a GPS tracking system that streams real-time location data into a browser-based dashboard interface.
Documenting robots, IoT projects and AI-powered systems on YouTube so other builders can learn from the process.
Telegram-to-Instagram automation that receives images, creates videos with OpenCV and MoviePy, trims audio, adds watermarking and uploads through Instagrapi.
Interactive companion robot prototype focused on expression-based interaction, embedded control and human-robot behavior.
Accessibility-focused hardware system that converts input signals into tactile Braille output for visually impaired users.
Camera-based face detection and recognition system that triggers personalized audio responses through DFPlayer Mini.
Appliance control system that works without internet or Bluetooth using a VC02 voice module and Arduino Uno.
Automated pill dispenser with scheduled dosing, voice reminders, LED display and servo-based dispensing mechanism.
Persistence-of-vision text display with Arduino Nano, plus a low-power NRF51822 BLE tracker with LED and buzzer alerts.
Mobile robot with voice commands and obstacle detection, browser-controlled ESP32 car and ESP32-CAM web streaming for remote monitoring.
Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano, ESP32, ESP32-CAM, Raspberry Pi 5, NRF51822, sensors, servo mechanisms
YOLOv8, Real-ESRGAN, OpenCV, Google Colab, model fine-tuning, camera-based detection workflows
Python, Embedded C/C++, Arduino IDE, MoviePy, Pillow, Instagrapi, Android Studio, Gemini AI
Wi-Fi, BLE, GPS, Hailo AI HAT, VC02 Voice, IoT dashboards, Cloudflare, DNS and custom domains
Start with the smallest working circuit, script or mechanical behavior that proves the idea.
Separate hardware, firmware, network and UI issues so the project keeps moving.
Capture wiring, code, failures and results so teammates can understand and improve the system.
Follow the experiments, failures and final working demos on YouTube.