I'm Vansh, currently in Class 11 at Unity Academy, Udaipur. Most of what I build starts the same way — a spare part I didn't want to throw away, and a question about whether it could become something else.
That curiosity mostly lives in hardware and embedded systems — microcontrollers, salvaged batteries, and prototypes that work before they look good. But it spills over into software too, where I've been experimenting with local LLMs to build small AI agents, and into motion design, where I edit and animate content for my college's debating club.
Nothing here is polished for a client. It's just what I've been building, in the order I built it.
A custom standalone music player built with an ESP32-CAM and a harvested 1200mAh battery — proof that a "dead" part isn't always dead.
An automated hardware prototype designed to streamline parking efficiency, from detection to signaling.
Custom AI agents built to automate workflows and assist with learning, leveraging local LLMs instead of relying on the cloud.
This portfolio, along with a handful of other personal web projects, built with React and animated with Framer Motion.
Marketing and social media content designed and animated for the Indian Debating Club, edited in DaVinci Resolve with motion work in Jitter.