About Me
Hey there!
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I'm Ayushman and welcome to my blog! I am a robotics engineer and I am always on the lookout for exciting projects that can have a real impact on society and industry!
You could say I'm a "Specialized Generalist". My expertise lies in robot perception, but I enjoy learning about other engineering disciplines. I thrive in interdisciplinary teams, where people can bring different perspectives together to tackle complex challenges.
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Currently, I'm a graduate student at RWTH Aachen in Germany, diving deep into the fascinating world of computer vision.
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Apart from work, over the years, I have developed a passion for landscape photography , cooking and reading.
Join me on my journey as I explore the exciting world of robotics and share my experiences along the way!
Activities
1. Participated in the TUM AI Makeathon from 28th April to 1st May 2023 at TU Munich. We built a prototype of a AI ideation assistant called 'Sokrates' .
2. Participated and won the 3rd place at the Fraunhofer Hackathon held at RWTH Aachen in May 2022. We built a transformer based classifier which could classify a engine as defective or not based on audio data.
3. Delivered a talk to the students of PESIT, Bangalore at the Centre For Innovation and Entrepreneurship
4. Won provenance 2018, Business plan competition for "Brusrol" which Dr. Jaskirat Kaur and I developed. It was an all mouth toothbrush developed to help people with mental and physical disabilities.
Dr Jaskirat and I with Dr Ranjan Pai at founders Day celebrations , 2018
5. Strange Matter was selected among the top 30 teams in India at the Texas Instruments India Innovation Challenge 2016. We presented our business plan and prototype at NSRCEL, IIM Bangalore. We won a total product development fund of Rs 5,00,000 from NSRCEL and development support from Texas Instrument.
Presenting out business plan at IIM Bangalore
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Prototype presented at TI Innovation Challenge 2016
7. Won Provenance 2015 , Business Plan Competition for "Modulus". Won a product development fund of Rs 5,00,000. (This was the starting point for Strange Matter Robotics)
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