I’ve always been drawn to optimization—especially in the physical world. With a background in CS, ML, and AI, thinking in terms of efficiency comes naturally. In software, optimization is expected. But in the physical world, I often see designs that could be much more efficient. That’s what motivates me to build my own compact gadgets—making them only as big or complex as they need to be.

In lattice theory (crystallography), atoms in a crystal are arranged in repeating 3D patterns, forming stable, rigid structures. This precise, efficient packing is what gives materials their form and strength. I see the same principle applying to well-designed physical devices: structured, minimal, and optimized; a philosophy behind what I share here.

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