I’ve been fascinated with engineering, the processes behind our machines as well as the simple act of making things, since I have been a child. I spent years combing through the huge piles of Science&Vie magazines at my granfathers, some with ominous titles

We’ve witnessed an absolute explosion of the nerdy things that used to exist in magazines and hackerspaces into widespread adoption. From crypto, VR and 3D printing to drones and computer vision, as we all grew up these became industrial in scale and marketing. It used to be a decade ago that you needed to order 3D printer or drone parts individually and assemble them into your own package to have something even mildly affordable

I was surprised to find out when drones became common in Ukraine that ardupilot was widely used, well over a decade after I had used it for toys

What projects being worked on today will commercialized tomorrow? AI has seen a very short lifecycle from appearance to use and now I look forward to working on bringing robotics from project to product