Internships in law, Python and robotics

A law firm and the High Court, a Python classroom, and a robotics project that waters plants only when the soil is dry.

Three internships, three very different rooms

Robotics: AquaMind

Team project, presented to the class with a live demo

A plant watering system that watches the soil and waters each plant only when it actually needs it, instead of on a fixed schedule.

  1. 1Soil sensorreads moisture
  2. 2Arduino Unochecks the threshold
  3. 3Relayswitches the pump
  4. 4Pump and dripwater the roots

Wet soil conducts better than dry soil. When moisture drops, the Arduino triggers the relay, since its 5V signal can't power the pump directly. Once the soil is wet enough, it switches off by itself.

With Darsh Sheejith, Vishwa Prerepa, Dhruva Nerella and Meghanandan Reddy

Law, Midhun Allu & Associates

May to July 2026

Three months learning the everyday legal basics most people rely on without understanding them, including a full day moving between courtrooms at the High Court in Hyderabad. It changed how I read the things we all sign.

Python and Streamlit

Learned from the ground up

With a group of kind, encouraging teachers, finishing with my own portfolio app: an expense splitter, a BMI calculator, an interest calculator and a maths utility for primes, HCF and LCM.

  • Loops and conditionals
  • Strings, lists, map
  • Regex input validation
  • Streamlit layouts
  • GitHub
  • Streamlit Cloud deploys
Live app Code on GitHub

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