hardware
MBK Geyser Monitor
An ESP32-based geyser temperature monitor with OLED display, local web interface, and remote dashboard — built from scratch with a 3D-printed enclosure.
Co-founder & CTO @ LearnOBots
Shamyl
Bin Mansoor
Technologist · Maker · Educator
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Featured Work
Selected projects across software, hardware, and research
software
Pakistan Petrol Updates Dashboard
A live dashboard tracking daily OGRA-notified petrol, diesel, kerosene, and LPG prices in Pakistan with historical charts and global oil comparisons.
software
LearnOBots Library Management System
An office book management system with catalog browsing, issue/return tracking, member management, and overdue reminders.
software
LearnOBots Meeting Room Booking App
A calendar-based meeting room booking system for LearnOBots with department filtering, dashboard view, and admin controls.
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Agility Robotics becomes the first publicly traded humanoid robotics company on November 5, 2026, listing on Nasdaq as AGLT after a $2.5 billion SPAC merger. Here is what the filing reveals about revenue, customers, and the road ahead for humanoid robotics.
Cloudflare's GLM-5.3 KV Cache Leak: What LLM Tenant Isolation Failures Mean for Product Teams
A configuration mismatch and an SGLang bug let Cloudflare Workers AI users see other customers' data in GLM-5.3 responses. 155 responses were affected. Here is what happened, how it was fixed, and what it means for CTOs and product teams relying on shared LLM infrastructure.
NASA's Hubble Servicing RfI: Can Commercial Space Extend the Telescope's Life Past 2033?
NASA issued a Request for Information on October 29, 2026, asking commercial companies whether they can boost, service, or safely deorbit the Hubble Space Telescope before its predicted re-entry in 2033–2034. Here is what the RfI asks for, what commercial servicing technology can currently do, and what it means for the future of orbital infrastructure.