WEBFLOW · INTERACTION DESIGN
Restaurant website concept
Parallax, cursor-follow and scroll-triggered motion explored as part of an early website design archive.
Mechanical engineer · product maker · creative developer
I build things that think, feel and work.
I’m Anvesh Padamata. My work moves between mechanisms, embedded systems, interfaces and images—because the most interesting products rarely belong to one discipline.
Original line studyRedrawn by the browser
A multidisciplinary practice
From a sensor on a breadboard to the story around the finished object.
I learn by making complete systems: form, electronics, code and communication—not isolated deliverables.
Personal projects / 01—03
One problem.
Three generations of learning.
Tars is not a case study written after the fact. It is a two-year personal project that kept evolving as I learned what the product—and I—could do better.
01The beginning · two-year personal project
Tars
A plant-care mistake became a connected planter—and a hands-on education in electronics, firmware, fabrication, cloud data and interface design.
IoT3D printingWeb app
Explore project 
02The evolution · patent filed
Tars Portable
A compact, solar-assisted plant monitor that moves between planters—preserving the intelligence of Tars without asking users to repot their plants.
Product designEmbedded systemsAI
Explore project 
03The reusable tool · Arduino library
EasyESPConnect
The Wi-Fi setup problem inside Tars became a lightweight ESP32 library with a responsive captive portal, async scanning and persistent credentials.
ESP32Open sourceArduino IDE
Explore project Case study / 04
DUNE-X 18
A premium 18+1 passenger shuttle balancing road-going comfort with credible 4×4 capability for Dubai’s urban, resort and desert-access environments.
18+1 passengers4×48.2 m
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04 / Automotive conceptDigital paintings
Learning to see before learning to render.
Digital painting began as an exercise in observation—studying faces, value, colour and the way light changes a story. It became a counterweight to engineering: slower, more intuitive and comfortable with ambiguity.
I move between portrait studies and cinematic scenes, using each painting to make the next one a little more intentional.
Enter the gallery
Archive / Website design
Earlier web experiments, kept in motion.
01Product & mechanical design
02Embedded systems & web
03Visual storytelling
A new problem is a good place to start.