Husain Altelly · Robotics & AI student
Robotics.
From the
inside out.
I’m a Khalifa University student exploring how hardware, control, and software come together.
Husain Altelly · Robotics & AI student
I’m a Khalifa University student exploring how hardware, control, and software come together.
Hardware · Algorithms · Useful software
From a balancing robot to planning algorithms and learning tools, each project is a chance to connect theory with something tangible.
Abu Dhabi · Summer 2027 internships
I’m looking for an internship where I can learn from experienced engineers and contribute to practical robotics and AI work.

Selected work · Robotics
Physical hardware, planning algorithms, and the lessons that come from making them work.

01 / Sensing & control
A physical robot that estimates its tilt and drives its wheels to recover balance. A lesson in the distance between a control loop and real hardware.

02 / Algorithms & simulation
Two sampling-based planners, visualized in Python. A parameter harness explores 54 configurations across RRT and PRM.

03 / Mechanisms & actuation
A team implementation of the Yale OpenHand design, bringing together mechanism analysis, assembly, and motor calibration.
Selected work · Software
Team prototypes that bring AI into conversation, practice, and playful exploration.

04 / Human–AI interaction
A conversation-coaching prototype for transcript review, response practice, and live audio assistance. Winner of the Most Useful track at the Socia Global Build Challenge.

05 / Educational simulation
An educational landing simulator with 14 configured stages, Gemini guidance, and an interactive Q-learning demonstration.
More things I’ve explored
Hackathon prototype · 2026
A conversational prototype for navigating UAE services, transport and everyday questions, with links to official resources and optional saved links.
Next.js · TypeScript · Gemini · Supabase
Explore the source ↗Grand Challenges · 2024
An early team project exploring how recognized hand gestures could become text or speech. My first steps into computer vision and designing for accessible communication.
Python · Image processing · Pattern recognition
Computer Engineering coursework at Khalifa University
In the lab
Motion Planning Algorithms for Robotics
LiDAR-based SLAM in simulation and on the physical robot. ROS 2, Gazebo, RViz and Cartographer.
With Mohammed Muqeet and Wenke Li. Diagram is illustrative.

TurtleBot3 mapping and localization — Motion Planning Algorithms for Robotics, October 2025.
Husain Altelly; lab report teammates Mohammed Muqeet and Wenke LiOpen on YouTube ↗Electronic Circuits
PIR-triggered servo movement and DC motor speed and direction control using MicroPython.
With Mohammed Muqeet. Diagram is illustrative.
PIR-triggered servo motor demonstration. ROBO 205 Lab 9, April 2026.
Husain Altelly and Mohammed MuqeetOpen on YouTube ↗DC motor speed and direction control. ROBO 205 Lab 9, April 2026.
Husain Altelly and Mohammed MuqeetOpen on YouTube ↗Beyond the projects

I’m Husain Altelly, a Robotics & AI student at Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi. My projects span robot control, motion planning and software prototypes built with teammates. I’m interested in turning ideas into systems I can build, test and explain. Beyond my coursework, I serve as Vice President of KUEIC and enjoy photography.
Through my lens
Architecture, light, and moments beyond the workbench.
Let’s connect
I’m interested in Summer 2027 internships and conversations with people working in robotics, autonomous systems, and applied AI.
HusainAltelly@outlook.comBlender visuals explain the projects. Balancing-robot geometry, the planning environment, Flowra interface and AURORA lander are original illustrative concepts made for this portfolio. Their movement, example text and layouts are not recorded results, original course CAD, production screenshots or gameplay.
The T42 scene uses Yale OpenHand Model T42 CAD from the OpenHand repository, licensed CC BY-NC 3.0. The assembly, materials, actuator housings, tendon path and deformation are illustrative. Cast contact materials are not reconstructed.
R. R. Ma, L. U. Odhner, A. M. Dollar, “A Modular, Open-Source 3D Printed Underactuated Hand,” ICRA 2013.
The Yale OpenHand Project is an initiative to advance the design and use of robotic hands designed and built through rapid-prototyping techniques in order to encourage more variation and innovation in mechanical hardware. Please visit the Yale OpenHand site for more details.