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Eitan FeldmanBA, ARGResumeenes

I build thingsthat run.

Products, software, robots and companies. Based in Buenos Aires. 17 years old. Still in high school.

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Nine layers deep

"Full-stack" usually means two layers and gets said like it is a lot. A real system runs from the sensor that measures the world to the decision about who pays. No single project below covers all of it. Together they do.

The stack, taken literally

The stack, taken literally09 layers / 04 projects

Business

CEO, team of 4, first venue live

restomanaguila

Product

specs, design system, RBAC model

restomangemm

Interface

Next 16 · Tailwind 4 · 4 apps

restomangemmaguila

API

orders per context, permissions

restomanaguila

Data

schema, migrations, cache

restomanaguila

Infra

haloy · GitHub Actions · CI

restomangemm

Systems

Swift, LaunchDaemon, code signing

awake

Perception

SLAM · FAST-LIVO2 · ROS2

gemm

Physical

Unitree G1 · LiDAR · refinery round

gemm

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Selected work

Different problems. Same mindset. From idea to the real world.

Real customers Real impact

Restoman

Restaurant infrastructure, built differently.

Restoman is a B2B platform that runs a restaurant's floor — orders, tables, kitchen and checkout — built by a team of four that I lead as CEO. It is live in its first venue, and it started as a school project that only worked for one restaurant.

CEO. Product, design, and most of the code.

2025 — nowActive

  • Product
  • Full-stack
  • Design
  • Business
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Restoman — product

Gemm

Autonomous industrial robotics.

Gemm is building a humanoid that can walk a refinery round a person currently walks every three hours: reach a furnace, read its gauge, and turn a valve based on what it reads. I own the data bridge, the real-time 3D and 2D mapping, and the dashboard.

Backend and AI research. Data bridge, mapping and dashboard.

2026 — nowActive

  • Robotics
  • AI
  • Computer Vision
  • Hardware
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Gemm — product

Águila

We built it. We launched it. We learned. We shut it down.

Águila was a platform where students found restaurant promotions near school. It reached ten paying restaurants in a few months. When the team decided to close it, we refunded every one of them — none of them asked us to. It is the shortest project on this site and the one I learned most from.

Code. Co-founder with one person on sales and one on design.

2025Closed

  • Product
  • Marketplace
  • Business
  • Team
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Águila — product

Built. Launched. Learned. Shut down.

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Right now

What I am building, learning and exploring.

Buenos AiresArgentina
  • Building Gemm — perception for Unitree robotsMar 2026
  • Growing Restoman — first venue live2025
  • Finishing secondary schooluntil Dec
  • Writing about what I learnongoing

The lab

Small things, experiments and open source.

Notes

Decisions, lessons, and what I take away from others.

About

A bit about me.

I build companies, software and robots while finishing secondary school in Buenos Aires.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Eitan Feldman
Take it seriously before anyone else does.

Even when it starts as an experiment. If it's only for learning, it stays an experiment.

  • Product
  • Engineering
  • Robotics
  • AI
  • Design