Embedded Systems
Development of software for embedded systems and microcontrollers. This skill involves programming hardware with limited resources, integrating sensors, and building real-time control systems that operate reliably in constrained environments.
ROV Competition underwater robot development using ATMega32 microcontroller
Competition robotics and IoT projects requiring embedded systems
Successfully built complete embedded system for underwater ROV with real-time control
✨ Developed semi-automated control system with manual override for challenging underwater environment
Core Concepts
- • Microcontroller programming - Writing software for small computers embedded in electronic devices
- • Real-time control - Systems that respond to inputs within strict time constraints
- • Sensor integration - Connecting and reading data from physical sensors
- • Hardware-software integration - Making software work directly with electronic components
Advanced Topics
- • ATMega32 microcontroller development
- • Real-time processing and control systems
- • Sensor fusion and multi-modal data processing
- • Semi-automated control with manual override systems
Tools & Ecosystem
Key Achievements
- ✓Built complete embedded system for underwater ROV competition
- ✓Developed real-time control and feedback systems
- ✓Taught embedded systems at engineering universities
Metrics
- 📊 10+ years of embedded systems experience
- 📊 Multiple competition robots built with custom embedded systems
Three years of World Robot Olympiad competition culminating in custom ECG-based emotion detection robot winning Arab Regional championship
Comprehensive AGV system design for P&G Egypt that won funding but was never implemented
Designed camera systems for underwater ROV achieving 11th place in MATE international robotics competition
- 💬Deep experience with embedded systems from competition robotics to IoT applications
- 💬Expertise in programming microcontrollers with limited resources while maintaining reliability
- 💬Experience teaching embedded systems concepts to engineering students

