Ashim Aryal
I build things that live half in software and half in the physical world. Lately that's meant wiring up a farm of 3D printers so they take jobs over the network, a robot that draws on walls with a pen, and small ML models that run on the booth computer instead of someone's cloud.
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all projects (5) →PrintFarm
A local dashboard that runs a farm of stock Creality 3D printers from one screen.
KeyForge
Turns a typed name into a finished 3D-printed keychain with almost no manual work.
ICLBooth
A full-screen photo-booth kiosk for Gettysburg College: customizable photo strips, AI-powered trading-card stats, and an unattended multi-display setup on one machine.
Tic-Tac-Toe Mural
You draw an X on the wall with a marker. A wall plotter sees it, thinks, and draws the O.
Jack
A makerspace assistant grounded in the lab's equipment manuals and setup guides.
Writing
all essays (2) →I use a stronger agent to plan and a cheaper agent to code. The important part is that the coding agent must report what it sees and push back when it spots a problem.
How I trained a small local text classifier for ICLBooth so the booth can assign trading-card stats without needing an internet connection.