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About Sujan Chowdhury

Credentials:

  • 15 years of experience in smartphone and IoT development
  • Background in computer hardware and software engineering
  • Interest in AI automation, smart gadgets, and emerging technologies

Over the past fifteen years, Sujan Chowdhury has worked on various aspects of consumer technology, focusing on both hardware and software. Early in his career, he contributed to smartphone component testing and helped refine circuit designs for improved reliability. He later transitioned into Internet of Things (IoT) development, collaborating on projects that connected sensors, microcontrollers, and mobile applications to create practical home and industrial solutions. In addition to his work with mobile and IoT devices, Sujan has experience with computer hardware platforms, assisting in motherboard validation and driver integration to ensure system stability. More recently, he has explored AI automation in smart gadgets, experimenting with simple machine-learning models to improve user interaction and power management. Sujan enjoys sharing his knowledge through informal mentoring sessions and online tech forums, where he discusses the latest trends in hardware/software integration. His goal is to help readers understand complex topics—like AI‑driven automation or new IoT protocols—in clear, approachable language.

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