Embedded Systems · IoT · Robotics
I design and build hardware that senses, thinks, and moves — from autonomous robots to analog circuits. Currently studying Electrical & Electronics Engineering at the University of Lagos, where I turn microcontrollers, sensors, and actuators into working systems.
I'm an Electrical & Electronics Engineering student with a hands-on obsession for embedded systems, IoT, and robotics. I like the moment a circuit stops being a diagram and starts responding to the world — reading sensors, driving motors, and making decisions.
Whether it's an autonomous fire-fighting robot or a purely analog timing circuit, I care about building things that work reliably on real hardware. I'm comfortable moving between schematic capture in KiCad, firmware in Python and Arduino, and the soldering iron.
Akoka, Lagos, Nigeria
B.Sc. Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Lagos, Nigeria
West African Senior School Certificate (WASSCE)
Sept 2026 — Present
Industrial Robotics and Automation Lab, University of Lagos
Oct 2025
Designed and built an autonomous mobile robot that navigates a space, detects flame sources, and initiates active extinguishing — all driven by an Arduino microcontroller.
Nov 2025
An astable multivibrator timing circuit that alternates dual signaling LEDs to create a rhythmic blinking pattern — no microcontroller required.
Nov 2025
A light-sensitive security trigger built around a Light Dependent Resistor and a transistor switch circuit that sounds an audible buzzer the moment a lid is opened.
Nov 2025
A circuit that uses human skin resistance to bridge a control path, switching an LED on with a simple touch.
Programming
Hardware & IoT
Schematics Design
Simulation
First Runner Up — National STEM Quiz
Baptist Mission Schools
Third Best WAEC Results
Baptist Mission Schools
Three-Time Scrabble Champion
Baptist Mission Schools
Media Team Volunteer
Claude Buildathon 1.0