From an idea to a prototype
I have advised on thousands of engineering student projects across embedded systems, IoT, robotics, AI and machine learning, and mentored hackathon teams, including first-place winners.
I’m Dheeraj. I turn “what if?” into circuits, robots and connected things. Founder of Ekworth Tech Pvt. Ltd., an IoT company, and happiest when an idea finally comes to life.
A little spark goes a long way.
Founder · Ekworth Tech Pvt. Ltd.
I founded an IoT company to turn hands-on technical knowledge into practical products and connected systems. Electronics, software and a willingness to keep experimenting are at the heart of how I build.
I built a wireless power-transfer system that transferred power over a distance of up to 10 feet.
One more reason to keep asking: “What if?”
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Signals, sensors, code and moving parts. I enjoy connecting the dots—and discovering a few new ones along the way.
Helping people connect theory with working hardware is a central part of my work.
I have advised on thousands of engineering student projects across embedded systems, IoT, robotics, AI and machine learning, and mentored hackathon teams, including first-place winners.
I have delivered dozens of workshops in IoT, embedded electronics and robotics, developed STEM learning kits, and taught physics, computer hardware and networking.
I’m Dheeraj Chauhan, a technology graduate, hands-on electronics developer and technical mentor. My knowledge has grown through building, testing, repairing and asking how things work.
Electronics magazines, technical books and practical experiments sparked a habit of learning through making. That curiosity connects my work on radio circuits and computer hardware with embedded products, connected systems and applied research.
As the founder of Ekworth Tech Pvt. Ltd., I work on IoT product development and larger technical projects. I bring together circuit design, software, fabrication and system integration to turn ideas into working solutions.
I continue to study and experiment across electronics, automation and computing. For me, a useful idea becomes meaningful when it can be built, tested and understood.