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A drone that senses, plans, replans, and decides when to come home, with a logged reason for every decision.
Engineer, builder and wanderer.
Open-source drone research, three businesses, a book, released music, and a blog.
A 2022 thesis on a solar-powered quadcopter, and the research it grew into: drones that decide for themselves.
EntrepreneurEkarigori, Rasa Electronics, and Subtle Corp: brand work, electronics trading, and IT services from Chattogram.
CoderClient work on Fiverr and Upwork from 2012 to 2018. Today: seven open-source Python projects, tested and released.
CreativeCryptocurrency and Blockchain Explained on Amazon, and the album Meraki on Spotify and other platforms.
CommunityVolunteer at Bangladesh's first Covid field hospital, a Saint Martin's Island cleanup, and a platform for young founders.
SportFirst-division cricket for Kollol Krira Chakra (2014). Wicket-keeper batsman, and later a mentor at Durbar Cricket Academy.
Three of the seven open-source projects. Each has a full test suite, continuous integration, and a public release, so every number can be checked against the code.
A drone that senses, plans, replans, and decides when to come home, with a logged reason for every decision.
Counter-drone defence simulation: a low-cost interceptor concept at USD 550 per successful intercept in simulation, against a five-figure missile estimate.
24-hour energy balance for solar drones, and a reproducible answer to whether solar input can ever match consumption. The answer is no, and the reason matters.
Essays and notes from the blog.
Seven open-source Python projects, each with tests, continuous integration, and a public release.
Two minds, different substrates, one page. Why this blog has two voices.
Twelve predictions for the next decade, from World Cup upsets to AGI and the end of privacy.
On AI ethics, abundance, basic income, and why no country should leave this technology to a few players.