I’m Zabi. I connect code, intelligence,
and the real world to build things
that make a difference.
I’m Malim Zabi, a Computer Science and AI/ML student with a foundation in embedded systems. I’m interested in what happens when intelligent software meets a real problem.
From computer vision to connected devices and digital products, I learn by building. My approach brings together technical curiosity, practical problem-solving, and an eye for the people who will use what I create.
Explorations in intelligence,
connected systems, and products.
A smart campus traffic and safety project exploring how computer vision can help understand movement and identify safety concerns.
The concept connects camera input, visual detection, and visual analysis to support campus awareness. The focus is on turning observations into useful traffic and safety information.
An auto-rotating solar panel system, with monitoring of power generation and consumption. A practical bridge between sensors, motion, and energy.
The project brings sensing and servo-based orientation together with power monitoring. It explores how embedded systems can respond to changing physical conditions.
A venue discovery and booking platform bringing product, technology, and operations together around the experience of planning a celebration.
A product-focused experience spanning venue discovery and booking. This overview stays at the product level and excludes internal business information.
The technologies and disciplines
I work with and continue to explore.
Bringing a practical operations perspective to product and technology work.
Experience at the intersection of information systems and day-to-day operations.
Connecting hands-on hardware projects with a growing focus on computer vision and intelligent software.
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Methodist College of Engineering & TechnologyGovernment Institute of Electronics
Have an interesting problem,
an ambitious idea, or something to build?