I’m Shubham Sahu, an Electronics & Computer Engineering student in Mumbai and co-founder of Aurigen. My official portfolio connects my embedded programming, robotics, and web/mobile application work to verified projects and deployments.
- Official portfolio · Profile and social accounts
- Embedded systems & programming · Robotics & automation · Apps & websites
- NO SUS / Nosus · Niva smart insole · Aurigen · NO SUS Canary
I'm a second-year Electronics & Computer Engineering student at Thakur Shyamnarayan Engineering College, Mumbai. I build things that have to survive contact with the real world — a hybrid roll/fly rover for Smart India Hackathon, an on-chain canary-trap system, a recruitment stack that runs entirely offline on Ollama.
Most of my work sits where agentic AI meets hardware: if it only works in a notebook, I don't think it's finished. Currently Product Development Head at RAC-TSEC, co-founder of Aurigen, with previous experience at Fostride and E-Cell, IIT Bombay.
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Real repos, ranked by how much of me is in them.
| # | Project | The play | Stack |
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| 01 | SURANG-SUTRA | Hybrid roll/fly rover for SIH 2026 — interactive 3D mission sim with deterministic replay | JavaScript Three.js |
| 02 | Aurigen C3 Rover | Command-and-control firmware for an AI robotics rover · site | C++ Embedded |
| 03 | NO SUS · Canary | Cryptographic and linguistic canary trapping on Monad Testnet — catches leaks by watermarking language itself | Dart Solidity |
| 04 | ResumeDB | End-to-end recruitment: semantic CV search, automated assessments, live AI interviews with behavioral analysis. 100% local via Ollama | TypeScript Ollama |
| 05 | Sentri | Monitoring system with a custom hardware layer | TypeScript C |
🔓 Unlock the reserve squad — more projects
| Project | What it is |
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| CertSecure | Certificate verification and anti-forgery tooling |
| POISONKEY | Security research project |
| Niva | TypeScript product build |
| Lynk | Python service layer |
| M-Indicator 2.0 | Rebuild of Mumbai's transit companion app |
| Next Station | Transit routing experiment |
| HackHub | Hackathon discovery platform |
| crypt.ml | ML on encrypted data |
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AI & Agents
Hardware & Web
Self-hosted and animated — no third-party widget to rate-limit or 503.
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Rovers, agents, embedded systems, or a hackathon team that needs a striker. |
Mascot: Shadow Striker — original sprite work, animated frame-by-frame.
NO SUS Canary gives readers distinct copies of a note and matches leaked text against those copies. An important distinction: a match identifies a copy, not the person who shared it. When too little distinguishing text survives, the documented matcher names nobody.
A useful result should explain what matched, what evidence is missing, and what the result cannot prove. I’m interested in how other builders communicate inconclusive results without making the interface confusing.
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The Aurigen C3 Rover documentation includes a separate servo diagnostic for its ESP32-C3 and four SG90 servos. Before debugging a gait, keep the robot lifted and test each output individually with a known-good servo. Then calibrate the servo centers and directions for the physical assembly.
The engineering idea is simple: isolate the actuator and signal path before adding the full motion sequence. A small diagnostic makes it easier to distinguish a wiring or connector problem from application behavior.