Name: Berkan Burak Yaşa
University: Manisa Celal Bayar University (3rd Year)
Majors: Mechatronics Engineering & Mechanical Engineering (Double Major)
Focus: Advanced Control Systems · Robotics · Embedded SystemsI'm passionate about bridging the gap between mathematical theory and physical hardware — from deriving state-space models on paper to watching a robot balance itself in real life. I lead engineering project teams and manage full project lifecycles from mathematical modeling to hardware integration.
- 🎛️ Advanced control algorithms (PID, LQR, SMC, Fuzzy Logic) for complex non-linear systems
- 🦾 Tendon-driven soft robot gripper with precise force feedback
- 🖥️ Real-time embedded programming & system simulation
- 📐 Mathematical modeling of Ballbots and Twin Rotor MIMO Systems (TRMS)
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Fixed-Time PP SMC for Twin Rotor System 📄 Academic Research — Paper in Preparation Developing a Fixed-Time Prescribed Performance Sliding Mode Control strategy for a Twin Rotor MIMO System (TRMS). Tackling cross-coupling dynamics and non-linearities with robust control guarantees. |
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Ballbot Stabilization & Navigation 🔬 Research Internship Researching and implementing advanced control systems (SMC, LQR) for a self-balancing Ballbot — from full mathematical modeling to real-time hardware deployment. |
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Tendon-Driven Soft Robot Gripper 📄 Academic Research Project Designing and manufacturing a soft robotic gripper with integrated pressure sensors for precise force feedback and adaptive object manipulation. |
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2-DOF Pan-Tilt Mechanism 🎓 Mechatronics Course Project Developed the control algorithm and embedded software for a 2-DOF pan-tilt platform, enabling precise real-time orientation and target tracking on STM32 hardware. |
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Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System ⚡ Embedded Systems Project Efficiency-optimized, real-time solar tracker using STM32 Nucleo-G031K8 and LDR sensors with closed-loop position control. |
"The best way to predict the future is to invent it."

