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This will prolly help yall

I run a small 3D printing startup with a Bambu Lab A1, and I'm heading out for a 2-month internship (Kanpur) very soon. I have 5kg of filament left that I want to quickly turn into cash during free time in internship.

I'm planning to sell face-to-face directly on the street in high-foot-traffic areas, along with hitting up locals crowd. Because of this, I need items that are cheap to produce, visually catchy, and great for quick impulse buys.

Currently considering:

Articulated toys/Animals (dragons, slugs, geckos)

Print-in-place fidgets (always popular, but maybe saturated?)

Simple tech accessories (keychain phone stands, cable clips)

For those of you who have set up street tables or sold at crowded offline markets-what everyday problem-solvers or fun STLs just fly off the table for you?

Thanks!

I am currently a second-year undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) in India. My primary academic objective is to pursue a Master's degree in Robotics abroad. how to strategically develop my profile over the remaining two years of my degree to ensure a highly competitive graduate application.

Core Project: Developed a 6-DOF autonomous robotic arm integrating a Raspberry Pi, ESP32, inverse kinematics, and YOLO-based real-time computer vision for object manipulation.

Technical Skills: C, Python, OpenCV, Embedded Systems, and FPGA (PYNQ-Z2),3D designing.

My questions

1. Project and Research Focus: What specific types of advanced projects or research papers should I prioritize completing to strengthen my graduate school applications?

2. Skill Development: Which specific competencies, algorithms, or software frameworks (e.g., ROS2, SLAM, Reinforcement Learning) are most highly valued by admissions committees and should be my focus moving forward?

3.Target Destinations: Given my ECE foundation and strong interest in Al/hardware integration, which countries and universities should I realistically target for the best academic experience and post-graduate industry opportunities?