Hello! I'm Sarasit, but call me Arm.

I specialize in robotics and wearable technology, driven by a passion to create technologies that enhance human capabilities and life through engineering.

It began with a line-tracking robot race in Bangkok in 2016. Two years later, still in high school, I started building Xspine, a back exoskeleton shaped like a spine. That project took me to international science fairs and eventually to Georgia Tech, where I studied mechanical engineering and spent more than four years in the EPIC Lab building back exoskeletons.

Along the way I designed parts, part inspection gauges and fixtures for Midnight at Archer Aviation, a patent-pending mechanism at IHMC Robotics, and engineering tools at Alcon.

Today I am the founder of ARMOR, where we are turning that research into Bexo, a wearable robot for people who lift for a living.