I started in marine engineering, moved into mechanical product design, and shipped more than 10 product developments, including medical equipment. I also worked on MEMS sensors and IC design, including a patent submission that got pushed back by the 2003 economic crisis.
Along the way, I expanded into IT, server infrastructure, system development, web platforms, social media integrations, automation, and-most recently-AI and neural systems in production.
My biggest gap was never execution in the field. It was writing it down.
Once AI tools became practical, I started documenting almost every day. The architecture decisions, deployment scars and system-level understanding are still mine. AI helps me structure, refine and communicate them so other builders can actually use them.
What I publish is not abstract theory. In most cases, I have built, deployed or maintained the systems I discuss.
My next focus, Insya-Allah, is practical AI for small SMEs-especially the areas the mainstream usually skips: Edge AI, Computer Vision, technical automation, SME finance, accounting systems and low-cost infrastructure that survives in the field.
The goal is straightforward: make advanced technology deployable, affordable and maintainable for smaller businesses that are usually left behind.
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Once AI tools became practical - that is the whole thing in one line.
The direction on what I publish is exactly right.
I read this twice. AI helps is the part that stuck.
including medical equipment is what I would forward to my boss.