I build software and robots for places where things break.
I'm a self-taught developer. My work is for people dealing with slow internet, limited resources, and emergencies: a learning platform that loads on weak connections, an emergency app that reads live disaster data, a robot that plants seeds.
Preparing for my final high school exams, so I'm not taking on new long-term commitments.
Projects
EduLite
Open-source e-learning platform built for low-bandwidth and disaster-affected areas. I lead a team of open-source contributors.
ResQ AI
Emergency response app that combines live data from NASA FIRMS, USGS, and NOAA to help people during earthquakes, fires, and floods. Started at a hackathon.
QuickChat
Social platform with posts, comments, authentication, and real-time updates. Built as part of CS50.
AgreBot
Seed-planting robot. It digs, plants, and covers the seeds, and you set the number of seeds, spacing, and rows from a mobile app.
ZEN
Minimalist project-generation and workspace tool for developers, currently in development.
Recognition
World Robot Olympiad, Germany: 20th place, Bronze Medal
Represented Palestine in the international final.
National WRO Robotics Challenge: 1st place
Palestine.
Scientific and Technical Exhibition: 1st place and Grand Prize
MIT Global AI Hackathon
Participant.
Certifications
About
I started programming in Gaza and kept learning through the war. I work mostly in Python, with Django and Flask for the web, Tkinter for desktop tools, OpenCV for vision, and Arduino and ESP32 for robots. I use Linux and Git every day.
I speak Arabic and English.
Dedicated to the memory of my father, Said Ibrahim Abu Al-Roos. May Allah have mercy on his soul.