Inside the mind of
Prateek Shukla
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Student Builder · Code + Hardware I build strange little things that might matter someday.
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Hi, I'm Prateek.
I’m a student from Trichy, India. Some days I build websites. Other days it’s robot firmware, PCBs, sensors, or an idea scribbled at 2 AM. Mostly, I’m just relentlessly curious.
I build
things.
Ideas become sketches. Sketches become circuits. Circuits become code. Somewhere along the way, the thing actually works.
Still learning.
Always curious. Always building.
I want ideas to leave the screen.
A line of code is fun. A line of code moving an actual robot? Even better. I like the moment software meets electronics and the physical world responds.
I care about how things work and how they feel.
A working prototype is only the beginning. The interface, the enclosure, the little sound it makes, the way it fits together—those details make engineering feel human.
I learn by doing the difficult bit.
Reading helps. Building exposes every missing detail. I try to measure, test, break, fix, and understand why the first idea failed.
Somewhere between code and a circuit board.
Python, JavaScript, C++, sensors, CAD, PCB design and a 3D printer. I am not an expert in all of them yet. That is exactly why I keep learning.
It's better when I can build it myself.
I don't want another idea that never leaves a notebook.
I don't believe in ordinary .
I believe in prototypes that prove something, experiments that teach something, and work with enough personality to feel unmistakably mine.
That's what I make.
That's what I lead.
If you're building something that deserves to be remembered, let's talk.
I'm open to building brands, designing experiences and good conversations over a cup of coffee.
Based in Trichy.
Based in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu. Probably near a soldering iron, an unfinished CAD model, a football, or a browser with too many tabs open.
Selected work
Robots, software, weird experiments and works in progress. A small selection of what I’ve been building.
There’s more happening behind the scenes. Follow the experiments on Instagram .
What if hardware felt this thoughtful?
An exploration of non-invasive sensing, embedded interfaces and the product experience around a portable health scanner.
A tiny robot. A very big engineering rabbit hole.
A fast line-maze robot built around compact electronics, custom PCB design, motor control and algorithmic navigation.
Giving plants a second pair of eyes.
An AI-powered plant monitoring and disease-detection project designed around practical suggestions and simple feedback.
Finally, a home for every component.
A QR-powered inventory concept for organizing electronics parts, stock counts, workbench tools and active projects.
A study space that behaves like an OS.
An experimental desktop-style environment with focus sessions, draggable windows, planning tools and music.
Learning to build machines that can fly.
A research concept for a small fixed-wing VTOL platform and its sensing, avionics and autonomy architecture.
I like making things that used to live in my head.
I like tiny details: an OLED that responds instantly, a circuit that fits just right, a robot cornering cleanly, an interface that feels alive. The small things are what make the big ideas real.
- Now
- Student · Electronics + code + product experiments
- Also
- Building Pixxivo and the REVVE robotics project
- Curiosity
- Embedded systems, physical computing, interfaces and aerospace ideas