This man is so talented I might have to sit down and reevaluate my life.
Roshen Maghhan is a 21-year-old student who codes, hack and build stuff. You might have stumbled upon one of his threads before on Twitter as he’s always sharing about his projects!
Recently, he decided to turn our local myvi into “somewhat” of a Tesla in conjunction with Malaysia Day – even Syed Saddiq approves!
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Ok so let’s get on with this thread!
He starts off by introducing the transmitters and receivers that he’ll be using to turn the car on/off. After reflecting a little, he realised that having a separate remote control is not that good of an idea, so he integrated all of the functions (turn on/off the car, roll down the windows & play music) into his phone.
Source: twitter
Source: twitter
Then he explains all the mechanics behind it and frankly, I do not understand but the end product has got me shooked!!! WATCH AND DON’T BLINK.
Here's a point of view from inside the car instead : pic.twitter.com/zXwwQcebgQ
— roshen maghhan part 2 (@roshenmaghhan) September 15, 2019
MIND. BLOWN!
To those who were wondering, Roshen inverted the video so that’s why the driver’s seat was on the left!
He wasn’t really satisfied with just 3 functions though so he thought that he would add in another function which is the Summon Feature. The feature is one that enables users to move their cars forward and backwards by just using their phone.
AND HE DID IT!
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Once again he explains more on the feature and dammmmmn son!
Source: twitter
Source: twitter
And that marks the end of this really innovative thread! Roshen told WORLD OF BUZZ that he had spent only about RM200 to buy the hardware for the project. That’s a lot of money for a student though, so if you want to fund his future projects, DM him! š
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Check out some of his past projects too!
This is how he managed to convert his home into a smart home by controlling the electronic appliances with his phone.
This year I plan on venturing into hardware even more, & bcs I can't afford a google home, I've decided to build my own one HAHA, using my A.I & an Arduino
So as of right now, it can control my fan, TV, aircond, & my house gate. Time to automate everything in my house!! pic.twitter.com/K6HRyK89Ns
— Roshen Maghhan (@roshennn) January 24, 2019
And this one is about how he built an augmented reality workspace all from scratch!
Now that I use augmented reality VERY often, especially when building something including hardware, I decided to make a pocket-sized project holder that can be visualised easily, instead of carrying a book.
So here's what we're gonna build in this thread : pic.twitter.com/weBLY7u6SL
— roshen maghhan part 2 (@roshenmaghhan) March 18, 2019
Wew! So much talent going on in this young man’s mind! Someone, please hire him!
Also read: Students Invent an App That Can Start Motorcycles & Win Syed Saddiqās Praise In the Process
