About me
I am a Computer Vision researcher and PhD scholar at CSIR–Central Scientific Instruments Organisation, pursuing my doctorate through Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research. My work focuses on computer vision, image processing, and eye-gaze tracking, exploring intelligent systems for human–machine interaction for interdisciplinary applications.
I work in the Imagitronics Lab under the supervision of Dr. Amit Laddi and has contributed to research in areas such as gaze estimation, gesture recognition, biomedical imaging, and AI-based healthcare technologies. I have authored several publications in computer vision and biomedical applications, including work on gaze estimation optimization and vein segmentation using deep learning methods.
My academic background includes an Integrated B.Tech–M.Tech in Cognitive Neurosciences from the University of Rajasthan, where I graduated with "Outstanding" performance. My interdisciplinary research combines cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and computer vision to develop intelligent systems that interpret visual and physiological signals for real-world applications.
