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🚀 Need an AI Engineer or Unity Developer? Let’s Build Something Great.
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Sonu — an AI Engineer & Unity Game Developer helping startups, businesses, and indie creators turn ideas into working products.
I can help you with:
🤖 AI & Generative AI
AI agents & automation
LLM integrations
Chatbots & AI-powered applications
API & third-party AI integrations
Python-based AI solutions
🎮 Unity & Game Development
2D/3D game development
Game prototypes & MVPs
Player movement & camera systems
Game AI & NPC systems
Multiplayer functionality
Android, iOS, PC & WebGL
C# scripting & optimization
What I care about:
✅ Clean & maintainable code
✅ Clear communication
✅ Regular progress updates
✅ Fast and reliable delivery
✅ Building exactly what the project needs
Whether you have a game idea, AI product, prototype, or an existing project that needs development/fixing, feel free to reach out.
📩 Have a project in mind? Send me a message — let’s discuss it.
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This was one of the most fun AI projects I’ve worked on lately.
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The video above is a compilation of some of the scenes we developed for the project.
The creative challenge was to explain a very technical difference in a way that felt simple and visual: comparing a traditional retrofit construction process with a ventilated façade system, which can reduce the number of workers needed on site by up to 60%.
Tecnofas is the kind of client that really enjoys experimenting with new visual languages, so we had a lot of freedom to explore the concept, test ideas and push the AI workflow beyond a standard corporate animation.
That freedom made the process especially enjoyable. Instead of using AI only to make production faster, we used it to create a visual style that would probably never have been the obvious choice for this kind of industrial communication.
