RecoverTick
A Rust decision engine that makes controller decisions replayable, with bounded retries and a fixed-capacity journal.
Mechatronics engineering student
Between ideas
and the real world.
I’m Mehmet Akif Çakır. I explore robotics, embedded systems and software — one thoughtful experiment at a time.
A little further downRobotics / Embedded systems / Software
01 / Selected projects
Ideas with
something behind them.
Small, open-source explorations. The code, the current stage, and the questions still worth asking.
OpenRobotKit
The beginning of a reusable robotics toolkit, currently a small Python motor abstraction with Arduino and ESP32 modules on the roadmap.
AI Trader Paper
An offline-first Python research simulator with technical features, a small ML model and a shared fictional portfolio.
02 / The notebook
Thinking out loud.
Writing it down.
Notes on building, testing and understanding systems. Each story starts with a real project.
3 notes
Replaying a controller decision
The engineering boundary behind RecoverTick's retry engine.
A small interface for motion
What exists today in OpenRobotKit, and what a hardware layer would need next.
One portfolio, many candidates
Why a local research simulator needs shared state and explicit limits.
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03 / A little about me
A curious mind.
A hands-on approach.
I'm Mehmet Akif Çakır, a mechatronics engineering student at Manisa Celal Bayar University, based in Izmir, Türkiye. I explore the connection between physical systems and software through small, inspectable open-source projects: deterministic decision engines, robotics abstractions and local research simulations. This is where I share the code, the design decisions and the next questions.
Education
Manisa Celal Bayar University
Mechatronics Engineering · Student
Working with
Python · Rust · C++
Git · Arduino · ESP32
The short version.
My education, selected projects and technical interests, in one place.
04 / Let’s connect
Good conversations
start with a hello.
An idea, a question, or a project to talk about? Find me where it feels natural.