PCB design, drone systems, motor engineering and mechatronics — delivering defense-grade hardware from first concept to production.
From concept to mass production — delivering high-quality electromechanical solutions with military-grade standards.
End-to-end schematic capture and multi-layer PCB layout. ERC, DRC, EMI/EMC compliance, and manufacturing-ready Gerber packages for any contract manufacturer.
Full-stack drone development for surveillance and payload delivery. Flight controller integration, QA/QC, and production management for defense-grade UAVs.
Custom BLDC, servo, and axial flux motor design. Electromagnetic analysis using Ansys Maxwell for optimized torque density and efficiency targets.
Rigorous hardware testing including thermal, stress, endurance, EMI/EMC, and environmental tests. Oscilloscope, VNA, spectrum analyzer, and TDR proficiency.
Advanced SPICE, thermal, electromagnetic, and joule-heating simulations to catch deficiencies early — reducing rework cost before fabrication.
Design for manufacturing reviews at any project stage. 3D CAD modeling, rapid prototyping, and mechanical integration for electromechanical systems.
Battery management system development for HVDC applications. PDN analysis and thermal management for high-density battery packs in drone and EV use.
Arduino and ESP32-based firmware for motor control, sensor integration, and test bench automation. Clean documented code for hardware bring-up and QA.
I'm Namit Jain, an electromechanical engineer graduated from Vellore Institute of Technology with a B.Tech in Mechatronics and Automation. With 2+ years of hands-on experience in defense and aerospace, I've worked on servo systems, BLDC motors, surveillance drones, and battery management systems.
My work spans from designing axial flux motors that achieved 85% efficiency to developing military-grade drones for the Indian Army, and freelancing on robotic gantry systems for construction tech startups. I take engineering problems from first concept all the way to production-ready hardware.
I also volunteer for NGOs, establishing robotics labs in rural areas — because the best engineering builds people up, not just products.
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Custom 4-layer PCB stator for an axial flux BLDC motor using KiCAD. Hit industry-competitive specs within 6 months design-to-production, securing iCreate Ahmedabad incubation funding of ₹5 Lacs.
Destructively reverse-engineered and recreated a Tarot servo via PCB redesign for Indian Army defense drone deployment.
EtherCAT-to-PWM interface board for an automated robotic gantry used in Kelvin6k's on-site concrete 3D printing system. Full EMI/EMC and RoHS compliance, dramatically streamlining integration.
Soft worm-like robot for medical and emergency navigation, referencing Harvard research papers. Presented at IFERP. Inverted material design enables terrain-adaptive locomotion in confined spaces.
The main MCU is an ESP32-S3R8 (Espressif) — dual-core Xtensa LX7, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and BLE 5.0, with 8 MB embedded PSRAM. External flash is a W25Q128JVS (Winbond), 128 Mbit via SPI. RF antenna is a Johanson 2450AT18A100E chip antenna tuned to 2.4 GHz. The power path uses a TPS63001 buck-boost converter (Texas Instruments) paired with an MCP73831 single-cell Li-Po charger (Microchip) and a MAX17048 fuel gauge IC (Maxim) for state-of-charge tracking. USB connectivity is handled by a Same Sky UJ20-C-H-G-TH-P16-TR USB-C connector rated IP68, with USBLC6-2SC6 ESD protection (STMicroelectronics) on the data lines.
Motion sensing uses the BMA456 accelerometer (Bosch Sensortec) in a 2×2 mm LGA package. Haptic feedback is driven by a DRV2605L (Texas Instruments) connected to a JYLRA0825Z LRA motor. Audio input is an ICS-43434 MEMS microphone (TDK InvenSense). Timekeeping is handled by an RV-3028-C7 RTC (Micro Crystal), ±1 ppm accuracy. The LCD connector is a 13-pin JST GHR-13V-S. EMI filtering on the power rail uses a Murata BLM18PG121SN1D ferrite bead (120 Ω at 100 MHz). All passive components are 0201 or 0402 footprint. Board is DFM-compliant, case and strap fully customizable per unit.
A functional PC built into a radio chassis. Nothing about the exterior indicates a computer is inside. The processor is an Intel N150 (4 cores, 3.6 GHz boost, 6 W TDP). RAM is 16 GB LPDDR5. Storage is 1 TB NVMe Gen 4. A 50 MP camera is embedded in the enclosure, not visible from outside. The system runs 24/7 without throttling. Custom PCB handles power distribution and thermal management within the radio form factor. DFM-compliant board design.
I had the pleasure of supervising Namit during his internship, at AirBuddy Aerospace where he showcased exceptional skills and dedication in the realm of electric motor and controller design, particularly focusing on the innovative axial flux PCB motors. His depth of knowledge in this niche area was truly impressive, allowing him to approach challenges with creativity and precision.
We needed a precise EtherCAT-to-PWM interface board for the gantry arm in our robotic concrete 3D printer. Namit delivered a fully compliant solution — EMI/EMC cleared, RoHS certified — that cut our integration time in half. His understanding of motion control and PCB signal integrity is rare, especially at this speed of execution.
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