It started with a homemade cardboard foosball table and a gaming PC I built at 13, and it hasn't really stopped: now it's competition robots with FIRST Robotics, AI-powered devices, and apps built at hackathons and during an internship. What hooked me is working right at the boundary between physical stuff and code: you design a circuit, write the firmware that drives it, and then watch it actually move, sense, or respond in the real world. This page collects the devices, software, and DIY builds, old and new, that trace that thread, from a LEGO tribute I built for my grandfather's memorial service to the electrical systems on our FRC team's competition robots. See them laid out chronologically on the timeline.