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01 / About me

I build systems that have to survive reality.

Electrical engineering gave me the physics. Software gave me another medium. Building brings it all together: systems, people and problems that matter.

Same curiosity. Different tools.

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Portrait of Anurag Kumar Bharti

02 / Disciplines

Different mediums.
One systems mindset.

I work across domains, but the goal stays the same: understand, simplify and build things that work in the real world.

Electrical

  • Power systems
  • Embedded systems
  • Control and instrumentation

Where it showsDrone systems · motor simulations · substation work

Automation

  • Control and automation
  • Sense → Decide → Act
  • Efficiency and reliability

Where it showsRobotics · flight control · industrial automation

Software

  • Full-stack development
  • Tools and products
  • Systems at scale

Where it showsAKB Studio · ADHAYAN · production systems

AI

  • Applied intelligence
  • Human-in-the-loop
  • System-wide applications

Where it showsCodeVet · computer vision · developer tooling

Design

  • Visual communication
  • Product thinking
  • Make complex simple

Where it showsInterfaces · documentation · technical storytelling

03 / Journey

A route shaped by people, places and problems.

The road has not been linear, but every stop has added a new perspective.

  1. 2021Electrical engineering at NIT PatnaFormal systems foundation
  2. 2023First field and substation exposureConstraints became physical
  3. 2023–24Built drones, robots and simulationsLearning through working systems
  4. 2024–25Software became another mediumProducts, tools and deployment
  5. 2025Industry changed the scaleReliability met production
  6. NowBuilding AKB Studio and CodeVetThe threads come together

04 / How I think

From constraints to progress.

I look at problems through a systems lens: people, context, constraints and long-term impact.

05 / Beyond engineering

The things that keep my attention sharp.

Travel, photography, painting and design help me see the world differently and bring that perspective back to my work.

Rock-cut temple architecture at the Ellora Caves photographed during my travels.
TravelAncient construction, carved detail and engineering expressed through stone.
A decorated Ganesha idol surrounded by flowers, offerings and ceremonial lighting.
PhotographyColour, craftsmanship and ceremonial detail observed through photography.
A quadcopter under assembly beside its controller, laptop and engineering diagrams.
Visual & DesignA working system taking shape through components, testing and iteration.
Minimal red line artwork of a couple
PaintingA minimal line study exploring care, connection and expression.

06 / Principles

Working rules I want my decisions to survive.

Not just for code or careers, but for life.

  1. Understand the context

    Zoom out before choosing a solution.

  2. Make a practical impact

    Solve something real, however small.

  3. Prefer depth over quick wins

    Build for value that survives the moment.

  4. Build for resilience

    Expect uncertainty instead of hiding it.

  5. Choose people I respect

    Work with kind, curious builders.

  6. Own the outcome

    Take responsibility and give credit.

  7. Stay a learner

    Ask better questions and keep evolving.

  8. Keep curiosity alive

    Interest makes the work better.

07 / Current chapter

The current chapter.

Right now I am rebuilding AKB Studio as a production-grade engineering platform, developing CodeVet into a serious repository intelligence tool, publishing what I learn through the Journal and Knowledge Hub, and preparing for the next engineering role where I can work on systems that deserve depth.

  • AKB StudioPersonal projects and experiments
  • Open to opportunitiesFull-time, freelance and consulting
  • LearningAI, systems, design and more
  • Based in IndiaOpen to remote and global