Caleb Ethan
Founder & Hardware Engineer
Caleb: "Hi, Caleb here. Ever since I was a kid, I had always had a keen interest in programming. I started with Python, then HTML, then CSS. That was when I found out about C Embedded Systems programming. I started experimenting. I began learning about API usage, basic digital pin control and analog reads. And here I am now founding a new initiative. Introducing Project Axis. We are creating a business meant to help the blind. I believe this to be a humanitarian cause, and I hope to help people in the future."
Binbin Zhao
Front-End Developer
Binbin: "Hello, I'm Binbin, I started by understanding basic programming concepts using Scratch, then I made my way to HTML/CSS for its simplicity. I later learned Javascript and when I saw Caleb's ideas I explored on how microntrollers work and the C programming language, specifically embedded in Arduino IDE. In Project AXIS, I handle front-end development in the website, and a little bit of back-end. I am exited to see our project make a positive impact for blind users in the future."
Raver Mangosing
Hardware Engineer
Raver: "My name is Raver Mangosing. I'm 12 and I created a solar panel powered and wind turbine powered LED system to compare the two. I'm not exactly a coder, but I can work well with Scratch. I also had and still have a flare for building things. I am excited for what I will do for Project Axis. Jesus loves you."
What Drives Us
Open Research
Everything we build is documented publicly — from materials lists to circuit diagrams and source code.
Affordable by Design
We build with microcontrollers that cost under $20 so our technology is accessible to the people who need it most.
Humanitarian Focus
Our flagship project targets the 43 million people who are blind and the 2.2 billion living with vision impairment — a problem commercial tech hasn't solved affordably.
Student-Led
We're 12 and 13 years old. We believe age is not a barrier to solving real problems with real engineering.