About Me

Sabin Mathew with Robot

About Sabin Mathew

     I am a robotics and industry automation professional with more than 8 years of experience and  three robotics-related patents in my name. I am also extremely passionate about renewable energy and its vast applications. I received my master’s degree in mechanical engineering from IIT Delhi. 

  11 years ago, I created Lesics, an educational engineering channel on YouTube. Since then, it has become the largest engineering channel on the platform with more than 6 million subscribers. Lesics videos are popular because they spark curiosity and deliver conceptual knowledge in an easy-to-understand way. However, simply watching these videos can never transform you into a professional engineer. To become a professional in a field, formal education is necessary. That’s why, around two years ago, I decided to teach robotics and automation on my website. These courses are developed with a lot of passion and care. I hope that you will enjoy the course and that it will provide a boost to your engineering career.

My YouTube Experiments

       Even though I am an automation engineer, I try my hand in almost all the engineering branches. After all, engineering is applied physics and physics is my favourite subject. I have developed some innovative experiments ranging from robotics to civil engineering. I suggest you try these experiments at your home. You will fall in love with engineering and practical learning.

Boston Robotics revealed by Sabin Mathew
This experiment clearly demonstrated the advantage of backward bend leg robots over forward bend leg robots. We developed this experiment to demonstrate the secrets of Spot robot’s leg design.
LED Experiment by Sabin Mathew
It was fun to play with different LED colours. They produce totally different output when mixed with different percentages.
Train wheels shape explianed by Sabin Mathew
Railway enthusiasts will love this experiment. This simple paper cup experiment will teach you why the shape of train wheels is tapered.
Dent of World Trade Center
This was a revolutionary experiment. This simple experiment clearly demonstrated why the walls of the World trade Centre dented due to heating. Sometimes, it is challenging to prove things mathematically. However, after this experiment many people got a clear idea about how the sagging floors of WTC caused the perimeter tubes to bend.
Sabin Mathew explaining tuned mass damper
If you are struggling to understand or teach 'tuned mass damper', please try this experiment. The current class experiments of TMD are complicated and expensive. I am glad that this new experiment I developed will make the concept of tuned mass damping clear in an easy way.
Underwater construction of Golden Gate Bridge
I sometimes play with concrete too. To demonstrate the underwater construction challenges of the Golden gate bridge we had a cool demonstration. You can see clearly from this image that normal cement just spreads in water.
Sabin Mathew explaining concept of Tubeless Tire
A cool demonstration which clears the concept of tubeless tires.
Sabin Mathew with Stirling engine
It was fun to play with the Stirling engine.
Hoover Dams intake towers
Me with the Hoover dam’s intake towers. We showed it clearly why the intake towers are crucial in filtering out the debris.

Awards and Recognition

I got a nomination for the best content creator category in Septimius 2022. Unfortunately, I couldn’t win the award : )

Sabin Mathew at Septimius Awards 2022

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Sabin Mathew

Director - Lesics

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