I have always believed that inventing and building are some of the best ways to truly understand how things work. Since 2020, I have spent countless hours designing, prototyping, experimenting, failing, and slowly turning ideas into real machines.
Every project in this section taught me something new about electronics, design, programming, problem-solving, and, honestly, about myself. Some were major breakthroughs. Others were random ideas I built simply because I could. But together, they became the story that created PLACITECH.
That entire journey can be summarized by one simple principle:
Build First. Understand Later.
I rarely started a project knowing exactly how I was going to finish it. I would begin with an idea, learn whatever was necessary along the way, and refuse to stop until it worked.
Because of that, I like to think of these projects less as separate inventions and more as chapters of one continuous story.
For the full journey, I recommend scrolling down to the first project and reading them chronologically. That way, you can see how every build added a new skill, created a new challenge, and eventually led to everything PLACITECH became.