Hello! I'm RUDRA SARKER

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About Me

Rudra Sarker

I am Rudra, a third-year Industrial and Production Engineering student at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST), Sylhet.

1. Core Technical Skills

  • Robotics & Cybersecurity
  • Python & Machine Learning
  • Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
  • Visual Graphics Design

2. Core Industrial & Production Engineering Topics

  • Operations Research & Optimization
  • Quality Control & Lean Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • Supply Chain Management

3. Soft Skills

  • Problem-Solving & Communication
  • Leadership and Teamwork
  • Time management and Adaptability
  • Curiosity and Creativity

Projects

1. SignTalk

Champion at Youth Startup Summit 2025

A device for the mute community using manufactured hand gloves to express thoughts via sign language.

SignTalk Demo

2. Team ESB4

Finalists in IPEsphere Project Fair

A project focused on detection of Bacteria in food items

Team ESB4 Demo

3. WiFi-Controlled Car for Beginners

A beginner-friendly IoT-based car controlled via a web interface or mobile app, using ESP8266, motor drivers, and a simple dashboard.

WiFi Car Demo

4. Advanced Line Following Robot

An advanced robot optimized for high-speed, accurate path tracking using sensors and PID control, with ultrasonic obstacle detection.

Line Follower Demo

5. LED Dot Matrix Smart Notice Board – Your Messages, Anytime, Anywhere.

LED Dot Matrix Smart Notice Board – Your Messages, Anytime, Anywhere.

Line Follower Demo

Certificates

Associated Organizations

From SUST:

  • RoboSust - Assistant Secretary of Strategy and Sponsorship Program
  • SustAutofusion - Executive Member
  • SUST IPE Association - General Member
  • SUST GDN - General Member
  • SUST School of Debate - General Member

International:

  • Gaotek - Visual Intern

Others:

  • IEM Robotics and CAD Club - Campus Ambassador
  • Grameenphone - Successful Completion of FUTURE READY BANGLADESH

Achievements

My Blog

Feature Mobile Sticker Light: The Mystery of Battery-Free Operation!

Button phone sticker lights are not powered by batteries. So how did they work?

Unveiling the Mystery:

Sticker lights work on a principle called the radio frequency (RF) signals.

In simple words:

  • When your phone received a call or message, it emitted radio frequency (RF) signals.
  • The sticker contained a tiny coil and a miniature circuit.
  • The circuit harvested this wireless energy—just enough to light up a small LED.

I hope this information is helpful!

Sticker Light Demo

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