Personal portfolio · CAD design · Robotics
Let’s make it together.
I’m Elvis Ezeoke, a mechanical engineering graduate and freelance CAD designer interested in robotics and building useful physical things.
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My selected portfolio.
My selected work across dexterous robotics, modular research platforms and printable utility products.
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A little about me
I design mechanical ideas, build useful things and share what I learn.
- 01Mechanical engineering graduate
- 02Freelance CAD designer
- 03Interested in robotics and mechanical systems
- 04Sharing selected design files openly
Most of my work begins in CAD, where I develop mechanisms, assemblies, robot concepts and 3D-printable products. I use engineering thinking to turn a rough idea into a design that can be inspected, improved and eventually made.
This site is my personal portfolio and an ongoing record of the things I build. Alongside finished work, I will use it to share future CAD projects, PCB designs, build notes and selected files that other people can study or make.
How I take an idea forward.
A simple process I use to move from an initial thought towards a clear mechanical design.
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Understand what it needs to do.
I start by defining the purpose, the constraints and the essential movement or interaction.
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Develop the design in CAD.
I work through the mechanisms, assemblies and interfaces, improving the design as the system becomes clearer.
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Prepare it to be made.
I refine the details that affect function, fabrication, assembly and how the finished object will be used.
Committed to open design
I believe in the power of open design.
I want useful ideas to travel further than a finished render. For selected projects, I share CAD files, PCB Gerbers and build notes so other people can study the decisions, adapt the work and make their own version. Over time, this portfolio will grow into a wider collection of open projects that helps more people learn by building.
CAD files · Gerber files · Build notesHave something to build?
Let’s make it together.
If you have an interesting mechanism, product idea or mechanical project, send me an email and tell me about it.
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