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Robotics Developer & Innovator
About Liang Shu
In 2021, Liang Shu led the open-source deployment of the 'NexusBot' platform, a modular, classroom-deployable robotics kit that runs on Raspberry Pi Zero W and supports real-time sensor fusion without cloud dependency. Unlike most educational robots, NexusBot was designed from the ground up for reproducibility: every PCB layout, firmware binary, and curriculum module is archived with timestamped Git commits and hardware bill-of-materials verified by university labs in Nairobi, Medellín, and Ulaanbaatar. He refuses to patent core motion-control algorithms, instead publishing them alongside failure logs, like the time a swarm of 47 units misinterpreted infrared reflectance during monsoon-season field trials in Kerala, which became the basis for his widely adopted environmental noise compensation protocol. His lab notebooks are annotated in three languages, often with hand-drawn torque diagrams beside student feedback excerpts. This isn’t edtech as product, it’s infrastructure built like civil engineering.
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Not sure where to begin? Try asking Liang Shu:
- “How did the monsoon-field failure in Kerala reshape your sensor-fusion architecture?”
- “Why did you choose Raspberry Pi Zero W over more powerful SoCs for NexusBot?”
- “What’s the most unexpected place NexusBot has been deployed—and what did you learn?”
- “How do you verify reproducibility across global fab partners?”