About Me
I'm an engineer by training and a designer by habit
My work sits at the intersection of software, hardware, and systems, where things don't always fit neatly together. I enjoy turning rough ideas into working prototypes, whether that's a Python service, a system environment, schematics and PCBs, or custom hardware brought to life with a 3D printed enclosure.
I work deeply with automation across software and hardware, dealing with real-world constraints like timing, reliability, and interoperability. In my spare time, I build automation hardware, software tools, networks, data pipelines, visualizations, and small utilities that make life easy.
My Engineering Philosophy
Good products start with the user. Technology exists to serve real use, not to show off engineering.
Automation is the washing machine of modern systems. It removes friction by eliminating small, repetitive manual work. Those tiny savings compound, freeing time and energy for what actually matters.
AI can assist expertise, but it takes human judgment to connect the physical and digital worlds well.
What engineers like isn't always what users need. Useful beats clever.
About RAE (Runnan Automated Environment)
A Personal Automation Platform of Real World
This is a living workspace. It's where I document experiments, share projects, and connect the dots between software, hardware, and real environments. Some things are finished, many are evolving, and a few are intentionally rough—because that's how building actually works. If you like systems that do real work and prototypes that escape the lab, you'll feel at home here.
Features
- Real-time power data monitoring
- Automated device control
- Data visualization with charts and graphs
- Network monitoring
- Responsive design
Vision
Designed for scalability and extensibility, because systems like this don’t belong to just one domain