Won recognition from Lenovo India at the Entrepreneurship Summit 2016 for the "BlindPad" project, an innovative concept aimed at making technology more accessible to the visually impaired.

• Presented "BlindPad" at the National Entrepreneurship Challenge (NEC) at IIT Bombay.
• The project demonstrated a commitment to social change by offering tools and empowerment to the visually impaired.
• This early achievement marked the beginning of my career in computer science and ignited my entrepreneurial spirit.
• The experience highlighted the importance of clear communication and marketing skills in entrepreneurship.

Developed an innovative open-source photogrammetry pipeline for the digitization of cultural heritage artifacts at the John Rylands Library, University of Manchester.

• Implemented advanced Structure-from-Motion (SfM) techniques and high-performance computing integration for efficient 3D model generation.
• Optimized the pipeline for batch processing in supercomputing environments, significantly improving processing efficiency.
• Developed a robust command-line interface (CLI) for streamlined workflow management of large-scale digitization tasks.
• Explored the potential of Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) to enhance 3D reconstruction accuracy for complex geometries and lighting conditions.
• Contributed to the democratization of advanced 3D digitization technologies for cultural institutions.

Participated in a 24-hour coding event, developing two innovative projects: