A playful smart cup platform that detects both weight and temperature of a drink. Built to ensure the cup never runs empty or cold, it blends IoT hardware with AI-driven monitoring.

A quiet large-format DIY 3D printer designed for apartment and studio use. With a 48×30×30 cm build volume, it shows how fabrication tools can be compact, reliable, and personal.

A local AI-powered robot with expressive eyes and small gestures that make interaction feel alive. It explores how robotics and language models can combine into more human-like machines.

An expense-reporting app using OCR and LLM to automatically parse and organize receipts. It experiments with how AI can simplify one of the most repetitive office tasks.

A painting robot equipped with an AI-driven brushstroke engine. It explores how algorithms can translate into physical creativity on canvas.

A small cardboard robot with a LiDAR sensor that speaks out its position. It demonstrates how simple materials, robotics, and sensors can create accessible autonomous systems.

A safety system for cats using a BLE collar and mobile alerts. It defines danger zones at home, detects when the cat enters them, and sends real-time notifications to iPhone or Apple Watch.

An interactive lamp controlled through emoji commands from an iOS app. It brings a playful layer of expression to IoT by letting mood directly shape light.

A digital assistant app for booking public services online, powered by an LLM backend. It reduces friction in bureaucratic processes with a clean interface and automated intelligence.

A compact CNC machine built from a tool cart and designed for small studios. It cuts wood, plastics, and PCBs, making digital fabrication accessible in limited spaces.

A mobile app that tracked bus arrivals in Porto before global solutions existed. Built as a practical everyday tool, it made commutes more predictable and informed.