Angelo
Germinario

Computer science student designing embedded hardware and the software that runs it.

Age
23
Based in
Turin
Status
CS student

About

I study computer science at the University of Turin and work across software and hardware, from firmware and applications to PCB design and 3D-modelled enclosures. I’ve been programming since middle school, and making things by hand since well before that. I care about the details and see each project through until it’s finished and reliable.

Projects

OpenWatch

An open-source e-paper smartwatch built around the nRF52840, with a custom PCB and a 3D-printed case. Always-on touch display, NFC card emulation, iPhone notifications and music controls, plus Qi wireless charging.

Clickquack

An ultra-thin ortholinear mechanical keyboard built around a nice!nano, with a custom PCB and enclosure. ZMK firmware drives an always-on MIP display showing battery, connection, active layer and typing speed.

Potato Watch (old)

An ESP32 smartwatch with a custom PCB, a 3D-printed case and an LVGL interface. Built around a touch display, with apps, motion sensing and power-saving modes.

Power supply

A modular DIY power supply in a 3D-printed enclosure, with adjustable voltage and current limits, an LCD and saved profiles.

EsPea32

A compact ESP32-S3 development board with USB-C, battery charging and a fuel gauge, designed to fit on a breadboard.

Contacts

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