V.I.D.A.X (Vision-based Intelligent Dosing Assistant eXperimental) is an intelligent pill dispensing system designed to support visually impaired users in taking their medication safely and independently.

TYMKA is a modular training system designed to teach electronics through an integrated digital fabrication approach. The structure features a laser-cut acrylic top plate engraved with data flow diagrams and a CNC-machined wooden base using press-fit joints for ergonomic support. This setup eliminates messy wiring by using a vinyl cutter to create conductive copper tracks, allowing students to visually trace how electricity and data travel across the board.

At the heart of the kit is a custom-designed Fab-ESP32 PCB, created in KiCad and milled on a Roland SRM-20 to ensure a professional, "Fab-made" finish. Input and output modules, such as joysticks, buttons, and OLED screens, are housed in specialized 3D-printed enclosures. These modules use magnetic or spring-loaded connectors to snap into place, ensuring secure contact with the conductive vinyl tracks while remaining easy for beginners to swap and explore.

The system is fully interactive, featuring pre-loaded firmware for immediate feedback on the integrated display. To complete the learning experience, the kit connects via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to a custom computer interface developed in Python or JavaScript. This allows users to visualize sensor data and component states in real-time, bridging the gap between physical hardware and digital programming in a robust, student-friendly format.