I build robotics that make kids sharper, stronger, and more resilient. From a sports robot to an electric buggy to a companion robot using AI and biometrics to help teens manage anxiety, I’m passionate about turning creative ideas into real-world solutions.

Arro: THE friendly robot that delivers water TO SOCCER kids

In 2018, I started building Arro, a friendly sports robot that delivers water and snacks to kids during practices and games. It makes it easy and fun for active kids to get the nutrition they need to stay healthy and fit.

Arro features a range of voice and motion sensors. When a coach or player shouts "Arro!" it brings players their refreshing water and healthy snacks.

To visit Arro, please click here.

MEDIA COVERAGE OF ARRO

My robot Arro and I were featured in Mundo Deportivo, Spain’s nationwide daily sports newspaper. Iwas chosen from amongst 2100 kids from 23 countries who travelled for the Barça Academy World Cup 2019 to Barcelona for the unique story of building a robot that provides water to soccer players to make sure they are hydrated and healthy.

Link to article.

ARRO FEATURED IN RAKUTEN'S "BELIEVE IN THE FUTURE" SERIES FOR FC BARCELONA

My robot Arro and I were featured in Rakuten's "Believe in the Future" series featuring young Barca Academy players from around the world. In this video, I explain Arro's features as it does tricks around the Camp Nou grounds in Barcelona. ps. I was invited to the locker room to meet all the players including Lionel Messi. 🥳

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Z-FoRCE: THE ELECTRIC BUGGY

After completing Arro, I set out to build the electric Z-Force Buggy. Rather than use a kit, I built it from scratch with the help of my coaches, procuring all the parts and assembling them at home during the Covid lockdown in 2019.

It took me over a year to build it. Check it out. I never drove it as it wasn’t a licensed vehicle, but I took it for a short spin in front of my house and it worked!

Zuzi: the emotional support robot

In 2024, I read that nearly 1 in 3 Singaporean youths (15-35 years) experience mental health symptoms (depression, anxiety, stress) and in 2025, I decided to make a robot that would try to relieve this stress through breath work.

I started the project as a robotics researcher at the National University of Singapore where I’m supervised by Professor Dean Ho (Chair of the Biomedical Engineering Department).

I am designing a desktop robot that will guide youth through breathwork exercises to reduce stress.

Users will place their hands on the robot and using biometric feedback based on sensors placed on the body of the robot, the user will be guided in personalized breathwork sessions powered by AI.

I plan to convert the prototype into a full product called Zuzi.

Under development