ESP32 OLED HUD
Creating small display animations and experimenting with embedded projects on an ESP32.
Hey, I'm Akshobhya. I enjoy exploring code, electronics, robotics, and AI — learning by experimenting and making something new along the way.
A few areas I'm exploring right now. Some are works in progress — that's part of the fun.
Creating small display animations and experimenting with embedded projects on an ESP32.
Exploring how a desktop interface, voice interaction, and useful system tools could work together.
Learning electronics step by step with sensors, LEDs, a potentiometer, and small circuits.
Planning a compact coding companion with a practical key layout and a tiny screen for useful info.
My current hands-on builds. Follow along as the ideas turn into real hardware.
A tiny OLED interface for sci-fi-style animations, system visuals, and future sensor experiments.
A compact shortcut pad with a tiny screen planned to show the current song and useful coding controls.
Try a command to explore the site. It is a safe little interface — it never runs commands on your device.
A live peek at public repositories. If GitHub's API is unavailable, the link below still takes you to my profile.
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A living roadmap — not a list of achievements to rush through. Each step builds on the last.
Practise programming, understand components, and learn how circuits work.
Use Arduino, sensors, LEDs, and an ESP32 OLED to turn code into action.
Plan a practical macropad and explore interfaces for useful tools.
Share build notes, test ideas, fix bugs, and keep adding what I learn.
Curiosity first.
Build, learn, repeat.
I’m a student who likes understanding how things work — from a simple circuit to a program that brings an idea to life. I’m still learning, and I treat every project as a chance to improve my skills, solve problems, and try something I haven’t done before.
I’m especially interested in engineering projects that combine hardware and software.