Creator · Founder · Enthusiast

Y. P.
Rithieishwar.

I follow curiosity wherever it takes me—from building virtual worlds to understanding the machines that move us.

I’m a technical and mechanical enthusiast from Salem, and the founder of Oculix. My journey began with 3D modelling at ten. Today, I’m exploring immersive education, humanoid robotics, and ideas that bring technology closer to people.

Born 3 March 2010 · Salem, Tamil Nadu, India

Y. P. Rithieishwar in a black T-shirt, seated among white chairsA journey driven by curiosity.
3D & VIRTUAL REALITYMECHANICS & BUSESENTREPRENEURSHIPIMMERSIVE EDUCATION
The story so far

From a small beginning
to a wider world.

During the lockdown, watching my uncle work in 3D opened a new world for me. Blender became my first creative tool. Heavy vehicles became another classroom. Each interest taught me to look closer, ask questions, and try things for myself.

That same curiosity led to an AI project, a bus community, Oculix, and a virtual tour of my school that reached a state-level innovation expo.

Read the chapters of my journey
443out of 500 · Class 10
99out of 100 · English
10days to model the EVPS campus
Explore my world

Things I build.
Things I care about.

Rithieishwar and the EVPS team receiving recognition at SHINKA 2026
Immersive learning

Building a school in VR

A campus modelled in Blender, brought to life in Unity, and experienced through Meta Quest 3.

Explore the campus project
Sri Balaji bus photographed outdoors
Mechanical enthusiasm

More than a bus

Sri Balaji Bus Service inspired a community and helped deepen my understanding of heavy vehicles.

Discover my bus enthusiasm
Rithieishwar demonstrating virtual reality at Medverse
My venture

The Oculix chapter

Making virtual reality more accessible, and exploring what comes next in immersive learning and robotics.

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A milestone

SHINKA 2026.

First place at a state-level innovation expo in Chennai, followed by newspaper coverage.

SHINKA 2026 award presentation at Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology
4 August 2026 · Chennai

A school campus.
A new perspective.

I presented the Emerald Valley Public School virtual campus tour at Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology. The project won first place in a competition involving around 1,000 students from different districts.

The journey was covered by The Times of India, Virtual Times, and Southern Mail.

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Let’s connect

A conversation can be the beginning of something.

Technology, immersive learning, creative projects, or a shared enthusiasm for buses.

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