Projects

Hardware that works
in the real world.

Four projects — municipal inspection robotics, water intelligence, orbital systems, and consumer hardware. Built in parallel, prototyped in Sharjah.

01 — Flagship V1 field-tested · V2 in development

Pipeline AI Crawler

Untethered in-pipe inspection robot — live video, obstacle sensing, and AI defect reporting on our roadmap — built for small-diameter municipal water and drainage pipes, 110–150 mm (4–6 inches).

The problem

Pipeline inspection in water, drainage, and municipal infrastructure is costly, slow, and often dangerous. Manual methods require shutdowns, specialist crews, and human presence in hazardous environments.

Our approach

A compact crawler with an articulated chassis carries a camera and edge-AI processing into the pipe itself. Defects are detected on-device, in real time — reducing inspection cost and keeping people out of harm's way. Designed for UAE municipal infrastructure clients.

StatusV1 field-tested · V2 in development
Pipe range110–150 mm (4–6 in)
ComputeESP32-CAM · edge AI
VisionComputer vision, on-device
Chassis3D-printed PETG, articulated
SectorWater · Drainage · Municipal
02 — In build

Water Eye

Continuous water-quality monitoring for the UAE's storage tanks — TDS, pH and turbidity sensing with real-time alerts, bridging the gap between mandated tank cleanings.

StatusPrototype in build
SensingTDS · pH · Turbidity
03 — Prototyping

Orbital Shield

A satellite-based system for detecting and removing space debris in low Earth orbit. Developed in engagement with the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre, aligned with the UAE's growing space sector. Currently in 3D modeling and build phase.

StatusPrototyping
DomainAerospace · LEO
04 — Completed

Nova Mirror

An AI-powered smart mirror with Amazon Alexa integration — real-time calendar, weather, music, and camera awareness. Our first hardware product: built, shipped, and completed. Proof that we finish what we start.

StatusCompleted
HardwareRaspberry Pi 5 · 8GB

Interested in the Crawler?

We're open to conversations with infrastructure operators, program reviewers, and partners.

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