I'm a high-school engineer working on assistive technology — low-cost prosthetics and wearables that help people get around. I started VividSense to make tools like these affordable and genuinely usable.
I think the best engineering quietly disappears — it just lets someone do the thing they couldn't do before. Assistive technology shouldn't be a luxury, so most of what I build is aimed at making it cost less and work better for the people who actually need it.
An HCB-backed, JLCPCB-sponsored assistive-tech organization. I founded it and handle product development, team operations, and growth — the work of turning a prototype into something a person can actually use.
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