I’m Andrei, a computer science student from Bucharest building autonomous vehicles, high-speed robots, custom PCBs and software. I founded HyperLine Robotics and test my work in international competition.
Hardware, firmware, software and competition pressure belong in the same workflow. I take ideas from schematic to track, then use real-world results to make the next version faster and more reliable.
I combine rigorous computer science study with independent engineering, competitive robotics, cybersecurity, event leadership and endurance sport. My academic interests are centered on computer science, robotics, embedded systems and intelligent machines.
Computer Science · Intensive Informatics
Selected systems where software decisions meet physical constraints.
PROJECT 01A fully autonomous machine that sees the track, plans its route and parks itself—with no human input.
PROJECT 02Four generations of line followers refined through PCB, control and mechanical iteration.
A programmable hardware control surface for electronics and CAD workflows.
A secure contest platform built to evaluate hundreds of C++ and Python submissions live.
Competitive cycling has been part of my life since 2017. Road, MTB and endurance racing reinforce preparation, consistency and decision-making under pressure.
Notes from designing, debugging and competing.
