Projects
Neurorehab: An Interface for Rehabilitation
September 2015- Present
Abstract: About 1 in 10 of the world population is affected by a disability in some form, amongst whom only 3 in 10 perform the recommended reahab tasks assigned without intervention. We are working on developing an interface to motivate and effectively encourage people. In our work, we leverage the fact that repetitive exercises can help people with motor disabilities due to the robust plasticity of the motor cortex. We investigate the role of repetitive activities for neurorehabilitation with the help of a non-invasive brain computer interface, formulated using immersive game design with Kinect v2.0 and Unity 3D. We also introduce a game design paradigm for dynamic difficulty adjustment for the patients. Algorithm Snippets
Oct 2015- Dec 2015(Project Runs: .html)
Abstract: Data structures and algorithms are an importanttoolset not only for computer scientists but people from different
academic backgrounds to achieve faster and quicker implemen-
tation of their work. We therefore, are working on making
the algorithms more interactive and intuitive in form of web-
based client and videos for offline use. These algorithm snippets
will be pseudo code driven. We will animate step wise solution
which making it more intuitive for a lay person to understand.
Algorithm Visualization is very difficult to portray intuitively
for advanced algorithms and there has not been much work in
this direction. We will design the framework in such a way that
it makes understanding an algorithm very easy and intuitive. In
our work we have focused our attention on Prim’s and Kruskal’s
implementation of Minimum-Spanning Tree algorithms(MST)
Text Independent Speaker Recognition
Feb 2015- Aug 2015
Abstract: Working on Noise and Multi-channel aspects of Speaker Recognition. I am currently working on the manuscript of the research. The project is being supervised by Professor Madasu Hanmandlu and co-advised by Prof B.K Panigrahi at Biometrics Lab.The working environment is MATLABAnalysis of Gait Dynamics
July 2014- Jan 2015
Abstract: Working on Dynamics in Gait Analysis using frame by frame analysis, applying optical flow operations. The main aim of project is to achieve Speed Invariant Gait Authentication. The project is being supervised by Professor Madasu Hanmandlu and co-advised by Prof B.K Panigrahi at Biometrics Lab.The working environment is MATLABBiometrics Based Applications
Hand-Vein Authentication
January 2013- November 2013(Project Runs: .mp4)
Abstract: The project is aimed at analyzing the prevalent techniques using Hand Vein as Authentication measure and suggest improvements. This project is being undertaken under at Delhi University, Delhi, India (NSIT, Dwarka) under the guidance of Prof Smriti SrivastavaGesture Recognition
Abstract: The project was aimed at developing modules for controlling Audio-books using Gesture Recognition. I developed modules for both Colour-based and color-independent modules for tracking of gestures. The project was supervised under the guidance of Prof C.V Jawahar, CVIT, IIIT-Hyderabad
April 2012-June 2013(Relevant Publication >> )
Abstract:The project aims in studying the various aspects of Eye Movement and uses that as a behavioral biometric trait for implementing it for an Authentication System. This project was undertaken at Biometrics Lab, Indian Institute Of Technology, Delhi, India under the guidance Of Professor M. Hanmandlu . The project ended with a firs-author research publication which will be presented at SEMCCO 2013 and appear in LNCS, Springer.
MATLAB: Inside View of various toolboxes
December 2012(Report: pdf)
Abstract: The winter training was carried out at NSIT, Delhi University as a part of the curriculum under the guidance of Prof Vicky Suri. During the period of training I learnt functioning of various toolboxes in MATLAB.
July 2012 (Report: pdf)
Abstract: The project was aimed for making a Temperature Measurement and Recording System, using a micro-controller and a temperature sensor so that it would be further extrapolated by the organization for measuring and recording temperatures during blasts and explosions. The project was undertaken at Defence Research and Development Organization, Delhi, India.
July 2012 (Report: pdf)
Abstract: The aim of the project was realizing a Light Sensing circuit using a Light Dependant Resistor, and to realize a bridge wave rectifier using a breadboard.The project was undertaken at Defence Research and Development Organization, Delhi, India.
Combined Cycle Power Plant
June 2012 (Report: pdf)
Abstract: The aim of the project was studying the basic working of a combined cycle power plant, and to learn about the various steps involved in producing and distributing electricity. The project was undertaken at Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited, Delhi, India.
Abstract: The aim of the project was acquisition of Iris Images and learning various techniques involved in Iris Authentication. This project was undertaken at Biometrics Lab, Indian Institute Of Technology, Delhi, India under the guidance Of Professor M. Hanmandlu .
MATLAB: Introduction to Simulink
December 2011(Report: pdf)
Abstract: The winter training was carried out at NSIT, Delhi University as a part of the curriculum under the guidance of Prof S.K Jha. During the period of training I learnt implementing various systems using Simulink.
Advanced Robotics And Embedded Systems
Abstract: The aim of the project was learning various aspects of Robotics and Embedded Systems. This project was undertaken at Technophilia Systems, in collaboration with The Robotics And Computer Application Society Of California-USA.