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As a top-performing student, I won diverse first-year competitions before winning a national hackathon, co-founding a coding club, and leading my undergraduate college’s first hackathon. I completed 5+ live projects, including a full CRM. A sponsored internship in Russia led to developing a GAN/AIML model, now the subject of my research paper. Also, i have a research paper on quantum computing where we integrated it with Machine learning algorithms. During my engineering tenure, my projects focused on environmental and social development areas such as education, necessities, opportunities, and infrastructure. I’m currently working on an AI-driven device to save drowning individuals as my Bachelor's major project. In this rescue device we added features like motion detection( will be used when a person is drowning and will move hands and legs), sound navigation(for above-water sound detection to help the device navigate and move ahead towards the sound), obstacle detection(will help detect iceberg or any waste apart from someone who needs help), camera system( will help to know if the person is conscious or unconscious if the person is unconscious the device will tie belt around person and high power thrusters will help it to bring the person above surface). In case the person is conscious they can hold onto the device and wear the live jacket attached to it and get rescued. The plus point is that it can be automatic due to the detection technique used and can be manually handled with a remote. I have patent published for this research. I have a keen interest in research areas related to artificial intelligence, Information technology, and robotics and to gain even more knowledge I am already working on 3 research papers. I am looking forward to working as a research intern as I also have a previous research internship experience at DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation) which is the national defence research facility of India. I want to expand my researching skills and technical knowledge to broader spectrum by joining researchers groups.
