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Hello, I'm Fabio.

I'm a Computer Engineering student at Georgia Tech with a passion for embedded systems, digital signal processing, and computer architecture. I enjoy building things from the ground up, from ESP32 communication systems to Raspberry Pi-based video processing and networking systems.

I'm especially interested in the intersection of hardware, software, and real-world engineering, and I love turning ideas into working systems.

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Computer Engineering

At Georgia Tech, I'm building a strong foundation in computer engineering through coursework, hands-on projects, and technical experience. My studies have given me the opportunity to explore signal processing, computer architecture, embedded systems, and digital systems while developing practical engineering skills. I'm now focused on applying this experience to a career in engineering and continuing to expand my technical capabilities.

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My Projects

Welcome to my projects. Here you’ll find a selection of my work. Explore them to learn more about what I like to do.

Raspberry Pi Video over IP system

Designed and built a Raspberry Pi–based Video-over-IP system that captures, processes, encodes, and streams video over a Gigabit Ethernet network. Implemented real-time image processing with OpenCV, hardware H.264 encoding and GStreamer streaming, with a Flask web interface for remotely controlling DSP filters. Optimized performance by distributing pixel processing across CPU cores and reducing video resolution to maintain real-time operation.

ESP32 Walkie talkies

I designed and built a pair of ESP32-based walkie-talkies from the ground up to create a functional short-range, half-duplex voice communication system. The project combines embedded hardware, digital audio processing, wireless communication, and custom circuitry.

RacMan

In this project I recreate the game PacMan using the racket language and the Dr. Racket development environment. The code creates everything from the visuals to the algorithm the ghosts use to follow PacMan. It was a great way to implement abstraction and recursion principles in my code.

Controlling your Raspberry Pi Camera using the Web.

This project focuses on Raspberry Pi Camera Web control. The project focuses on utilizing Raspberry Pi camera modules and a web interface to create a user-friendly way to control and manage the camera. The camera is a great way to monitor my 3d prints without being there physically. It is also possible to capture, stream and manage the images and videos. Therefore it could be a nice addition if you are looking to stream nature scenes or use it as a webcam.

Modular 3D Printed Display Cases

This project I completed this summer, my Modular 3D printed cases. Using the OMNI display case STL files and the required materials, I was able to create a sleek Illuminated showcase for my models and collectibles. The modular nature of the design allowed me to create different sizes for my needs.

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Explore My Work

Hello, I'm Fabio.

Computer Engineering

My Projects

Engineering Portfolio