I'm a mechanical engineering student at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. I design mechanisms in SolidWorks, hand-calculate what they need, fabricate them, and get them running — from a competition robot to a flight-tested drone and a motor driver I built from a blank schematic. From CAD to a part you can hold.
Six projects, one thread — design it, calculate it, build it, make it move. Open any one for the full case study.


A remotely-operated underwater vehicle built in my first month at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University — full CAD, waterproof hull, thruster mounts.


Competition robot for The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Redbricker — a 2-segment linked conveyor manipulator, built up from my IC382 course machine.


A 4:1 planetary reducer I designed and printed, plus the BLDC driver I learned to build so it could actually turn.


Co-founded a window-cleaning drone startup — designed the X8 airframe and vacuum-adsorption cleaning arm end-to-end.

Mechanical lead of a 12-joint quadruped with an arm — leg design and the hand-calculated torque sizing behind it.


Summer internship at a company — a can cutter and a battery test frame, both designed for real manufacture.
Final-year Mechanical Engineering at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, on the Dean's Honours List. I like the whole loop — draw the mechanism in CAD, work out what it needs by hand, build it, and watch it run on the bench.