Vishan Amarnath Technical founder/Product builder/Systems thinker India · 2026

I build things that become real.

Technical founder and product builder working across business systems, automation, embedded technology and robotics.

Currently building VEXQ / ROBIQ / Bizzzauto

Fig. 01 From circuits to companies
Age 8First circuits
2020–21Microcontrollers + sensors
2023–24Connected systems
2026Companies
§ 01 Proof Sheet 02 / 05

Selected work

Two of the ventures I’m building now, a connected system for an electric vehicle, and the first idea I carried from prototype to registered design.

§ 02 Now Sheet 03 / 05

What I’m building now

Three ventures that look different on paper. Two build systems for businesses. One teaches people how to build them.

Venture 01VEXQCo-founder & CTO

VEXQ builds the operating systems behind businesses.

Lead generation and handling, workflow automation, SOPs, internal tools and custom business systems, so people spend less time moving information by hand.

We didn’t start with that clarity. It came from client work: a studio asked us about a website, and the real problem turned out to be how their leads were handled.

Client systems are shown anonymised.

Explore VEXQ

Fig. 02 VEXQ system map
Business problem
Workflow / process
VEXQ infrastructure
CRM
AI
Automation
Internal tools
Communication
Analytics
Business outcome

Systems shipped · anonymised

System 01 / 06

Studio operations platform

A two-branch photography studio: leads, bookings, shoots and client delivery galleries in one staff portal, with WhatsApp updates, office-line call capture and self-healing background workers.

Venture 02ROBIQCo-founder

ROBIQ teaches students how to actually build with robotics, electronics, software and AI.

Build it. Break it. Prove it.

I learned engineering by building things, breaking them and working out why they failed. ROBIQ turns that process into a structured way to learn.

It shouldn’t feel like a tuition centre. It should feel like a technical lab that happens to teach.

Explore ROBIQ

Fig. 03 How students learn at ROBIQ
The ROBIQ loop A cycle of five stations: learn, build, break, debug, prove, and back to learn. 01 LEARN02 BUILD03 BREAK04 DEBUG05 PROVE

Venture 03BizzzautoChennai

Bizzzauto puts ready-made systems in front of small businesses that still run on WhatsApp and memory.

Preset CRMs, one-day websites and fixed-price tiers, delivered in hours or days. Every lead caught, every follow-up sent on time, one screen for the owner.

Same team and the same thinking as VEXQ, packaged for owners who need it working by Monday.

Explore Bizzzauto

Fig. 04 The same four leads, two ways

TodayWhatsApp + memory

  • Price for Sunday?No reply
  • Is the 5 pm slot free?Seen next day
  • Send the details plsNo reply
  • Can I book Friday?Booked

1 / 4 booked

With the systemNothing left to memory

  1. Lead 01CaughtRepliedBooked
  2. Lead 02CaughtRepliedBooked
  3. Lead 03CaughtRepliedFollow-up
  4. Lead 04CaughtRepliedPaid

Three ventures · one instinct

VEXQ and Bizzzauto build systems for businesses. ROBIQ teaches people to build them.

VEXQ and Bizzzauto are one company with two front doors. VEXQ is the name that goes in front of a tender committee or a large organisation: fully custom, self-hosted systems, quoted per scope and built over weeks. Bizzzauto is the name that goes on an ad or a landing page: ready-made systems at fixed prices, delivered in hours or days.

§ 03 Origin Sheet 04 / 05

The tools changed. The pattern didn’t.

I started learning electronics when I was eight. Since then the projects have got bigger: from sensors and Arduino boards to embedded systems, electric vehicles, automation and companies.

Fig. 05 The loop behind every project
  1. 01Find a problem
  2. 02Learn the unfamiliar parts
  3. 03Prototype
  4. 04Integrate disciplines
  5. 05Make it work
  6. 06Show people
  7. 07Ask if it’s useful

Fig. 06 From circuits to companies

  1. Age 8

    First circuits

    Breadboards, sensors, Arduino boards and a lot of things that didn’t work.

  2. Homemade pulse oximeter reading 98% SpO2 on a small LCD
    Pulse oximeter · 2020

    2020–21

    Building whatever I could think of

    A pulse oximeter during the shortage, a fire cut-off, gas safety, irrigation and ultrasonic tools.

  3. Star and moon tracker mount carrying a small telescope at night
    Star / moon tracker

    2022–23

    Ideas started becoming products

    A registered design, a star and moon tracker, CAD, PCBs and 3D printing.

  4. Electric vehicle test run in New Zealand
    EV test run · NZ

    2023–24

    Systems got bigger

    New Zealand and EVolocity: ESP32s, MQTT, a Raspberry Pi and telemetry on a real vehicle.

  5. 2025

    Back to India

    Left New Zealand in July. ROBIQ started in Bhopal, and VEXQ took shape in Mumbai.

  6. 2026 →

    Companies

    VEXQ, ROBIQ and Bizzzauto. Same loop, bigger systems.

See the full journey

§ 04 Record Sheet 05 / 05

Recognition, IP & press

Kept short on purpose. The work carries the credibility; this is the paper trail behind it.

Register · recognition & intellectual property
TypeRecordReferenceDate / place
Design reg. Smart Wireless Fidelity and Charging System with In-built Internet RouterController General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks, India 366627-001 Filed Jun 2022
Published May 2023
Award Electronic Innovation AwardEVolocity Canterbury Regional Finals · Team Trevor, Hagley College 1st 2023
New Zealand
Award Engineering Design Award · Standard ClassEVolocity Canterbury Regional Finals · Team Trevor, Hagley College 3rd 2023
New Zealand
Award Young Scientist AwardFor contribution to technology ecosystem development through innovations and ideas Certificate India
Recognition Top 20 Under 20 Influencer AwardsCertificate of Excellence 2021 1 Jul 2021
Copyright record Smart Wireless Fidelity and Charging SystemPrivate registration via ProtectMyWork.com, not a government copyright 18784201022S069 Oct 2022

Press & speaking

Video · Sakalakala TV

Young scientist (இளம் விஞ்ஞானி): a feature on new innovations

Video · Talkify Show, Ep. 6

In conversation with Kashish Gaur

  • Speaker: “Arduino Basics & Projects” 2 Jul 2020 School Student Webinar Series, St. Joseph’s College of Engineering. 200+ students.
  • Guest speaker, KinderSpark 2022 17 Jul 2022 KinderSpark 2022, Season III.
§ End Status Power on

Still building

The projects got bigger. The curiosity didn’t.

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