Co-founder / Aurigen
Building robotics learning tools and hands-on workshops, including an ESP32 walking-robot workshop at TSEC.
Shubham Sahu is an engineering student and builder in Mumbai, working across embedded systems, robotics, AI tools, and web and mobile applications. He co-founded Aurigen.
I’m studying B.E. Electronics & Computer Engineering at Thakur Shyamnarayan Engineering College (TSEC), Mumbai, with graduation expected in 2028. I’m open to internships and collaborations.
Building robotics learning tools and hands-on workshops, including an ESP32 walking-robot workshop at TSEC.
Built a CNC plotter and a Flutter control app that streams G-code wirelessly to an ESP32 — drawing with no USB tether.
Led a cross-functional team through robotics and automation builds, from idea to working prototype.
Built R3Bin, an AI waste-sorting robot: a full ROS 2 node graph — camera detection → touchscreen HMI → servo control → ESP32 hardware bridge — communicating over ROS topics.
Promoted E-Cell initiatives across campus and helped students participate in entrepreneurship events and workshops.
Co-developed agentic AI solutions and contributed to an AI Fundamentals course.
Helped local businesses manage and improve their digital operations using data analysis.
Shubham Sahu is an engineering student and builder in Mumbai, working across embedded systems, robotics, AI tools, and web and mobile applications. He co-founded Aurigen.
My selected work includes NO SUS document sharing, Niva smart-insole hardware and software, Aurigen browser programming tools, NO SUS Canary, the crypt.ml AML prototype, and an M-Indicator 2.0 website concept. Each project page explains my work and links to verified websites or public repositories.
My GitHub account is https-shubhamsahu and my LinkedIn profile is shubhamsahu9372. This portfolio links directly to both profiles.
My name is Shubham Sahu. If you searched for “Shubham Shahu,” this is the portfolio you were looking for. My projects are NO SUS (also written Nosus), Aurigen, and Niva. “Origon” and “Neva” are spelling variations people may use when looking for Aurigen and Niva.
The work includes deployed applications, website concepts, hackathon experiments, and hardware prototypes. Niva is a prototype rather than a clinically validated device; NO SUS Canary is a testnet experiment; M-Indicator 2.0 is an independent website concept for the Mobond product.