Hi! I am a 3rd year PhD student at EECS & RLE at MIT. This webpage contains the documentation for the class I am taking Fall 2024: How To Make (almost) Anything (HTMAA). To give a brief introduction to myself, I have a background in Electrical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, and my research focuses on BioMEMS/microfluidics. I previously had some experiences with 3D printing, vinyl cutting, laser cutting, machining, molding & casting, and embedded programming. My goals for this class are to learn new skills, improve current skills, and make new friends! Come talk to me or send me a message and I'm always happy to discuss things, form study groups, or hang out!
To follow the class's trend of adding a mini game to our websites, I added one too. Have fun!
Use the up arrow on keyboard to jump.
Long press to jump higher.
The game gets harder and harder!
A Steam Boat Water Quality Monitor
Final Project Sketch - Something on water
Vinyl & Laser Cutting - A magic zigzag box and a blessing sticker
Embedded Programming - A simple simulation of pushbutton-LED.
3D Printing and Scanning - Hairy FDM print of our professor and scanning of a cute rabbit ornament
Electronics Design - A PCB design connecting an accelerometer to a microcontroller
Electronics Production - PCB board production by milling traces and soldering components
Molding and Casting - Happy Ghosts