ALT 0 m 28.47°N 77.50°E REC

Aayush Bhansali

I'm at Sarvam in Bangalore, working on ___. Before that I studied bioengineering at IIT Mandi, with a semester at RWTH Aachen.

Most of what I've built is some way for a machine to sense the world: smell, touch, how people move. Away from screens I take photos, fly drones, and go up mountains when I can.

now

pages

elsewhere

github · linkedin · instagram · email

don't click the propeller don't click the propeller
ALT 0M · THE DESK

hey, I'm Aayush.

english

I build things that sense the world, fly drones, and take photos. These days I'm at Sarvam.

scroll to take off ↓
click a block to open it
ALT 300M · WHERE IT STARTED

soldering irons
and line followers

Started with Arduino kits as a kid, ended up running weekend robot workshops for other kids in my neighbourhood. Still the most fun I've had teaching.

[ photo: old robot / desk ]
2018 · phone camera · probably blurry
ALT 1,100M · THINGS THAT SENSE

most of what I build
is a new kind of sense

TOUCH a faster, cheaper braille display
SMELLan e-nose that knows 18 smells
MOTIONreading people from how they walk
SIGHTcameras, mostly pointed at mountains
move your
cursor here
ALT 2,000M · IIT MANDI

a campus in
the mountains

Studied bioengineering, wrote a few papers on brains and noses, and spent Inter IIT trying to keep a quadrotor flying after one of its motors dies. (Try clicking a propeller.)

[ photo: mandi valley ]
f/8 · 1/500s · ISO 100 · 24mm
ALT 3,800M · KEDARKANTHA

seven days in snow,
own pack on my back

January 2024. Cold, slow, and worth every step.

[ photo: summit ]
f/11 · 1/1000s · ISO 100 · −12°C
ALT 6,000M · ABOVE THE CLOUDS

a semester
in Aachen

Erasmus at RWTH, 2026. New lab, new language, a lot of trains, and some of my favourite light to shoot in.

[ photo: aachen / aerial ]
drone · 120m · 4k · golden hour
ALT 9,000M · NOW

now: building
at Sarvam

Working on ___ . If you want to talk about drones, photos, or Indian-language AI, say hi.

or keep going ↓
ALT 100 KM · KÁRMÁN LINE

a little
further up

Nov 2023 — Sakura Science, Tokyo. Saw JAXA up close. Still thinking about it.