Life is too short! Go all out and explore the world around you! Learn, play, make someone feel special, try a new sport, read a new book, try a new technology...make the most of this gift called Life! :)
Learn more about me!Hey, I'm Saurabh. I used to haunt the Boston University labs and classrooms, but now, having recently graduated I'm looking to expand my horizons and haunt the entire world :P On a serious note, let me tell you a little bit about myeslf. I love going all-out in whatever I do, be it studies, my hobbies or my passions. I love diving into new technologies head-first; learning through application of concepts is how I learn best. I have travelled a lot, been a part of different cultures due to my work experiences and really enjoy working on challenging team-based projects. On holidays, you can find me out in the field, kayaking in the Charles river or just getting in touch with friends and family. I am a video game aficionado and have been a professional gamer (Quake Live, Dota 2). Oh but I'm no couch potato, I love being outdoors just as much! Soccer and cricket are my favorite sports and I can play them all day.
Throughout my career, I've persistently worked with C/C++. I have also recently forayed into C#, Swift, Python, JavaScript and Groovy for various personal, work and study related projects.
Node.js, SQLite, MongoDB, Eclipse, Xcode, Visual Studio, OpenCV, Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, 3DS Max, Sony Vegas
As a solution manager at CSC, I lead a team of four to gather client requirements and align them with the CSC offerings. This involved provisioning of virtual servers, databases, setting up end-user devices, large-scale OS upgrade and relocation projects. My role was to ensure that the client requirements were met by the CSC delivery teams within the specified timelines.
Virtual reality and robotics for interactive and immersive medical rehabilitation. Check out more details under the Research Work section.
As my ex-colleagues from OSRAM, CSC and Nichikare would tell you, I love working in and leading teams. No task is too big for the right team ;)
I love playing the perfectionist at times. Something about a task well accomplished really excites me!
My confidence to be able to dive head-first into projects comes from the fact that I love doing my homework on the technologies to be used. Unless you know which brush to use on the canvas, it's hard to create an awe-inspiring landscape don't you think?
I wouldn't have called myself a humble or a patient person a few years ago. But life has taught me that in order to be able to succeed in our own eyes, one must approach our peers and friends with patience, humility and a big smile
Published work: PETRA'16 Conference, Greece
atUnder the valuable guidance of Professor Margarit Betke, I am working on merging the latest robotic arm technology with the image processing technologies for the benefit of patients who have faced unfortunate circumstances in their lives, such as an accident or a stroke. Many patients who are recovering in such situations, require physiotherapy for their limbs to regain strength. This can be achieved by using mechanical arms with a constant guidance from doctors and medical professionals. In my research, I am using the Barrett Proficio Mechanical Arm and interfacing it with the XBox One Kinect. This will allow the patient to use the Barrett Arm without the need of an expert being physical present. Currently, I am training the arm for specific exercises and developing image processing algorithms which will detect if the patient is able to obtain the desired results. An interactive GUI and internet connectivity will ensure that the patient remains motivated and engaged while the doctor can observe the progress and add more exercises remotely. I am also looking to extend the GUI to the 3D plane which the patient can experience using the Oculus Rift.