I am a second-year ECE undergrad who wants to go into the automation industry. I'm very much interested in robotics and IoT. I'm also a coding enthusiast and take part in online competitions held on platforms like CodeChef, codeforces, etc. with a 3 star rating on Codechef. I have taken part in many online competitive coding contests. I have written thousands of lines of code in c++.
I have made an Android app based on the spin the wheel concept through Android Studio to open the random entertainment app in my first hackathon- Kickstart Hackathon. The aim of the app was to provide random options to users to pass their time. This doesn't just involve social media like Instagram and Facebook or streaming apps like amazon prime and Netflix but also informative media apps, news apps (both streaming and reading articles). In the cases where the apps were not already present on the device, the user was taken to the Google play store page of that app.
I have also developed an Atari Breakout game in C++ using the graphics library. The game had most of the features of the original game from multiple types of bricks to power-ups like wider pad etc for a limited time of 15 seconds. The different colored bricks had different strengths and depending on their strength, they had to be hit multiple times to completely break them. The project also used file handling to record the scores of the players and displayed the top 10 scores in the Hall of Fame section of the game, which was done using file handling.
I had built a Smart Fan regulator using Arduino where the speed of the fan is varied by changing the time for which the Voltage is supplied in it rather than traditionally changing the resistance. This is done using PWMing through Arduino. A potentiometer is used which acts as the controller or the regulator. The speed of fan and Voltage provided to it is displayed to the 16x2 LCD attached to the model. This whole project worked on AC power supply which is eventually converted to regulated DC.