Transition: Software to Physical AI

LEARN TODAY.
TEACH TOMORROW.

I spent a decade building worlds in code. Now, I'm bringing code into the physical world. Abhishar Labs is the playground where bits meet atoms, and software becomes movement.

Follow the builds on Instagram @abhishar.labs

The Great Transition

As a Software Engineer, I mastered the art of logic. But there is a unique challenge in gravity, friction, and torque that code alone cannot solve.

The journey from building scalable backend systems to training neural networks that control physical actuators is the final frontier of computing — and I'm learning it the slow, honest way: one motor, one joint, one robot at a time.

10yr+Software Dev
PhysicalIntelligence
Arduino wiring and components on a workbench3D printer nozzle creating a white plastic gear

Current Experiments

The Lab Bench

Buzzy

Buzzy

A four-legged walking bot. First experiments in gait, balance and keeping a robot on its feet.

Wheely

Wheely

A two-wheel-drive car powered by 360° servo motors. Speed, steering and control, all by code.

Simple Robotic Gripper

Simple Robotic Gripper

A printed claw that grips real tools. The first lesson in actuation — and in future robot arms.

Cyberbrick RC

Cyberbrick RC

An RC car driven by two motors with a 180° servo for steering — wiring and build documented as I go.

More builds — the RC footballer and Angry Guy — live on Instagram @abhishar.labs

The North Star

Personal humanoid agents for every home.

Every kit, every print and every experiment compounds toward one goal — building and training an affordable humanoid that can learn alongside you.

01

Now

DIY Foundational Kits

Mastering microcontrollers, 3D printing and basic electronics through hands-on builds.

02

Next

Modular Robotics

Creating open, modular robot components for school labs and community makerspaces.

03

Future

Train the Humanoid

The final frontier: an affordable humanoid agent that learns and helps at home.