Have you ever wanted to make a circuit, but didn’t have the time, money or experience?
Well then you’re in luck because I have a tool that can help!
Presenting skyvra, where AI, circuits and expertise meet.
Prototype and explore circuits with AI, or create your own projects and explore, all FOR FREE.
Check it out at https://skyvra.aurhaan.ullasdas.com
Enjoy tinkering!
Recently, the corporation that created Claude, which is Anthropic, released Fable 5.
After a definitively structured and garbled battle against the U.S. Government’s “unneccesary” regulations, they were able to bring Fable 5 to us.
But by that time, OpenAI(created ChatGPT) released ChatGPT 5.6 Sol(I tested that out too, it understands my requests significantly better than ChatGPT 5.5).
Then, Kimi K3 and GLM 5.2 came in from China and beat Anthropic further.
So then, Anthropic provided all subscribed Claude with $100 OF PROMOTIONAL USAGE CREDITS???
So then, I tested the model out, I gave it a highly unstructured list of electronic components and asked it to create a high-quality 3D model of each and every one of them in extravagant detail.
Total cost of output:
$13.27 USD.
Here is an of its output to show just how good the output is: the 3d model side by side with a real model:
And this quality, for over 300+ components.
For those interested in my current progress and endeavors, I plan to integrate this into my current Skyvra AI system(discussed in a previous post).
You will be seeing more of me very, very soon…
Greetings everyone!
I have not been posting for a while due to conflicting events and activities.
But, last week…
Last week was especially considerable.
Read till the end to find out!
So a few months ago, my brother(Aurique Ullas)and I applied to the K12 Innovation competition with 4 ideas, Oopslab, Finantic, Syentific Brainrot, and Gleeki.
Finantic was an app that teaches students how to manage money and investments appropriately, so they have a well-structured financial balance for their future endeavors.
Syentific Brainrot was created as a dictionary for students to reference when they didn’t understand a concept. This is not an ordinary dictionary; it uses brainrot to help students feel more connected to the concept and understand it. The dictionary entries are supplied by classmates and peers.
Gleeki is a model where you can snap a picture of anything, and you will get a visualization image showing how the object actually functions scientifically, showing gravity, pressure, biological details(for organisms), chemical composition and more.
(An application I just thought of right now was Gleeki Glasses, Meta Glasses but better! Analyze the world in real time scientifically.)
Oopslab is an application whee students can upload their failures, other students can help review the failures, it helps imply to students that failure is not something to throw away, it’s something to use and learn from. Oopslab also helps teachers analyze a classroom to find where they are failing and how they can help.
We waited…
And waited..
Then…
The results for the initial pick were out!
We checked, and realized..
We were on the initial list!
Which idea?
Oopslab.
Then, we got an email asking us to prepare for the semifinals.
We had to create a presentation and present it to some judges, and if we did good, we would be in the national finals.
The day came..
We had to go into a Zoom meeting and present it.
It went quite well.
We checked the results.
We did it!
We were finalists!
Then, we got an email.
We, on June 11th, had to go to Stride Headquarters in Virginia, 5 hours away from where I live.
The day came quickly..
June 10th
My family packed their bags, and we had a 5-hour road trip right to Virginia.
We arrived at the hotel.
With the other finalists.
That night, I couldn’t sleep.
I kept on tossing and turning but it never came, it felt like the night was going to last forever.
I felt energized, at 3:00 AM sometime, I went to the gym, after doing a workout, I was able to sleep.
The next day, June 11th, my family piled into the car and headed to Stride headquarters, on the stop, I kept on getting shockers, first, I saw a MICROSOFT OFFICE, then, an ORACLE OFFICE, it was like Silicon Valley.
When I got to the headquarters, a person led me to the 9th floor where I got to see the rest of the finalists.
There was a KITCHEN in the waiting room, lots of snacks, a board room with an intern and a wall with a PERIODIC TABLE, there were whiteboards EVERYWHERE.
Then.
The presentation came.
We had to present Oopslab in front of the judges and audience.
I was nervous.
But, It went well.
But, what if, you all could witness this experience too?
The K12 Innovation Competition Livestream is here. Click to watch the full experience:
We hope you enjoy Oopslab!
Some pictures from the competition:
Greetings, esteemed individuals, my long absence was not of vain. For I was constructing something potentially of interest to those who develop and engineer hardware and software.
This system can create files, create simulations, create Arduino code, and many other actions which will be revealed soon.
What I plan to call it is Skyvra:
Yes, this is an AI Chatbot. I primarily used the DeepSeek API for this, especially DeepSeek V4 Pro and Flash.
The framework is primarily designed to help users code with Arduino and serves as an AI-based IDE programming interface.
I currently run the prototype on a localhost server but plan to release it using Hostinger or something once I finish.
Sneak Peak of it’s output:
Until next time.
I envisioned and programmed a prototype for a robotics project labeled as SCOUT, this elaborates upon my goal to utilize wave technology for object recognition and a wide understanding of its interface.
The main goal for this applied technology is object locating and domain mapping for large scale inventory tracking and object finding applications.
Here is a short database viewing my current prototype:
The final version utilized the AS7341 Spectral Sensor, connection to my router, a button, an ESP-32 S3, and a passive buzzer.
So long folks.
Have YOU ever created a circuit schematic in EasyEDA and then was forced to completely rewire it to create a PCB and get nightmarish results due to the complicacy?
Well, you are in luck because I found this tool which can help you with ALL your worries and woes.
Check this out:
Edit this project interactively in Cirkit Designer.
Guess what?
The wiring is COMPLETLY AI GENERATED.
I just clicked on a components, clicked the wire with AI button and BOOM, wiring,all ready.
Here is an official link to the app:
https://app.cirkitdesigner.com
For those interested, I am applying to the Mark Rober SCHOOLED! competition and I was designing some circuits for that.
Also, updates on Auraviv coming soon!
Check out my yt channel:
https://youtube.com/@aurhaanullas
[WARNING(only to those of who we call ‘AI Haters’) CONTENT IS AI GENERATED(I don’t get a budget)]
