Final-year Telematics Engineering student driven by a passion for aerospace and autonomous systems. I represented the Dominican Republic at the WRO Open Championship Americas 2025, founded Dulus-Safe — an educational robotics program for youth — and have built hands-on projects across embedded systems, telecommunications, and robotics. I bring deep hardware knowledge, a strong sense of initiative, and a commitment to engineering that creates real impact.
2023 – Present
Where Is Dulus
Real-time ADS-B radar for the Dominican Republic. Captures aircraft signals via SDR, processes data on a Raspberry Pi, and displays an interactive map with live tracking and flight history.
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Jan 2026
Curiosity One
My first robot built entirely from scratch — no kit, no shortcuts. Driven by an IR remote, it runs on an Arduino Uno R3, an L298N motor driver, and DC motors. Simple by design, but a genuine milestone: going from zero to a fully functional robot through hands-on engineering.
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2025 · 10 weeks
Dulus-Safe
A 10-week educational robotics workshop for students ages 9–17, sponsored by Cooperativa La Altagracia. Starting from zero electronics knowledge, participants built 10 fully functional embedded systems: an Interactive LED Matrix & Buzzer Emotional System, an LCD Name Register with Joystick, an Alarm System, a Water Level Visualizer with LCD & Water Sensor, an Iron Man Helmet with Dynamic LEDs & Servo Motor, a Smart Traffic Light with Ultrasonic Sensor & Buzzer, an IR Remote LED Switch, an IR Remote Fan Switch with Status Display, an LED Sword with Tilt Sensor, and Simon Says.
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Feb 2025
Medidor de Amor
An interactive installation presented at PUCMM's San Valentín market. Couples placed their fingers on a shared temperature sensor; the two readings were combined and, if they fell within a predefined range, a Processing-based visual interface declared whether love was in the air.
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Dec 2023
Happy New Year 2024
It started with a simple idea: a progress bar on a whiteboard showing how much of the year had passed. I worked out the math from scratch, translated it into code, and built it into a 16×2 LCD display driven by an Arduino Uno R3 — with a Python script sending the data via serial port. When the bar finally hit 100% at midnight on January 1st, 2024, the screen flashed 'Happy New Year' and a piezoelectric buzzer played a celebratory tune.
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2023
Cold Space
In the summer of 2023 — one of the hottest on record according to NASA — I wanted to know exactly how hot my bedroom was while I slept. Living in the Dominican Republic, heat is a constant, but that year felt different. I built a temperature monitor using an Arduino Uno R3, a TMP36 sensor, and three LEDs (blue, yellow, red) as a visual heat scale. A Python script captured the serial readings and forwarded them to WhatsApp in real time — so I could check the temperature without even getting up.
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Oct 2023
Annular Solar Eclipse 2023
A data collection experiment conducted before, during, and after the annular solar eclipse. Using an Arduino Uno R3 with a photoresistor and a temperature sensor, I logged ambient light and temperature changes throughout the event. A Python script organized the serial output, later visualized in Excel to reveal measurable environmental shifts caused by the eclipse.
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