I’m Dhrumin, the creator of Ravion Lab a community-driven platform where we unite to build innovative AI and robotics projects.
Our vision is simple:
Identify real-world problems worth solving.
Build AI & Robotics solutions together.
Transform bold ideas into impactful businesses.
As I’m just starting out my career, I’m eager to hear your feedback on how we can improve Ravion Lab and develop AI platforms that empower our community across all engineering and tech fields. The challenge of building diverse, impactful projects and learning new technologies is something I’m passionate about and I believe that together, we can innovate and grow.
Let’s come together, share ideas, and solve challenges for a better tomorrow.
Your insights and suggestions will help shape Ravion Lab into a platform where everyone can contribute.
Hi @Dhrumin11 That sounds like an exciting initiative, Dhrumin! Ravion Lab has great potential to foster collaboration and innovation in AI and robotics. Are you focusing on specific types of projects or industries, or is it an open platform for any tech-driven ideas? Also, how do you plan to engage the community—through hackathons, open-source projects, or something else?
Hi Prashant, thank you for your thoughtful comment!
Yes, I’m open to building both open-source projects and projects that can grow into startups. The focus of Ravion Lab is on solving real-world problems using AI and robotics.
For open-source, one of my big dreams is to build—with help from the community—an AI agent that has its own personality and a deep understanding of all core fields of engineering. It would be a great learning project and a stepping stone to understanding how advanced models work.
On the robotics side, I’m particularly interested in communication between robots—how different robots can interact, share data, and collaborate in specific scenarios. This kind of robotic communication is one of the main areas I want Ravion Lab to explore.
I’d love to build this AI character, “Rav,” together with the community—a project that reflects creativity, learning, and collaboration.
Hi TMosh, thank you for the heads-up and I apologize for going over the post limit. I wasn’t aware of the one-post rule for company introductions. I’ll make sure to follow the guidelines moving forward and won’t post promotional content again.
I appreciate the reminder and will focus on contributing meaningfully to the discussions here. Please feel free to remove the extra posts if needed.
