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Welcome to my blog! Where I will be presenting various projects that created by myself, or those in which I participated. You will find here both mechatronics, computer graphics and also the art or photography. So I think that each of you will find something interesting here.

This blog is a kind of attempt at cataloging everything what I'm working, and collect this information in one place.
If you participate in some interesting project that is linked thematically to my blog - let me know! I am always willing to take part in an interesting initiative.

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