From reading motion data with an STM32 to building a first aid app, I turn ideas into working projects. Explore my work in hardware, software, medical research, and beyond.
Iatron is a first aid application I developed with Dr. Murad Miskarliyev. He prepared the medical algorithms, and I turned them into a TypeScript and Expo application. Explore the development story, watch the video, and download the Android APK.
I connected an STM32 microcontroller to an MPU-6500 to read gyroscope and accelerometer data. I wrote the program in C and worked through the hardware setup with support from my mentor, Muslim. The project page includes the full story, a working demonstration, and the formatted C source.
Dr. Murad and I are researching how AI can turn clinical protocols into tables and block-schemes while preserving their logic. He brings medical expertise, and I focus on the technical side. Our goal is a hybrid system that combines artificial intelligence with the rules of existing clinical protocols.
I started learning Blender at 14 and began taking freelance orders a few months later. In 2024, I earned $50–$200 a month; at 15, I could earn up to $500 a month when I had enough time. I have used my models in games since 14, and this collection showcases some of that work.
I started learning Roblox Studio at 14 and began developing my own games at 15. I build models in Blender and write code in Luau, working with partners, studios, and creators. I have worked on more than ten games; here are three published projects and the story behind them.
