Projects > Thoughts

Here you'll find the things I’ve built — from physics simulations, architectural designs, real-world electronics to automotive engineering.

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Ben Eater's 6502 Computer Project - 2025

Building and programming an 8-bit computer from scratch using Ben Eater’s 6502 kit. Through this project, I’m learning how CPUs, memory, and I/O systems actually work at the hardware level.

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The Green Wall Project - 2025

While building a green wall to honor Room 175 — the space where my passion for engineering was sparked — I incorporated biophilic and architectural design principles to create a functional and inspiring tribute.

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Java Educational Physics Simulator Project - 2025

In my AP Computer Science A class, I explored computational physics by creating an educational simulator that allows users to learn physics through interactive lessons, adjustable variables, and real-time experimentation.

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6-Axis Robot Arm with Omni Wheels Project - 2024

To explore the intersection of multiple engineering disciplines, I designed and built a six-axis omnidirectional robotic arm — integrating mechanical design, electrical systems, and computer science to create a responsive and versatile machine

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Building Construction Architectural Competition -- 2023

Participating in an architectural competition where I designed a residential home for a defined plot challenged me to think critically about space, layout, and user experience — sharpening both my spatial reasoning and creative design abilities.

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Architectural Models

Created detailed 3D miniature models of residential home designs using 3D printers, laser cutters, and modeling software like Onshape and Autodesk Inventor.

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Multi-Functional Bench Project -- New House Competition 2023

This was the project that first revealed the wonder of engineering to me — the one that lit the spark. Learning to use woodworking tools and 3D modeling software for a real-world build showed me that, with enough small steps, I could bring big ideas to life. More importantly, I learned how to recover from setbacks and keep pushing forward — a mindset I’ve carried into every project since.

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