Autonomous indoor mapping robot
A robot that turns LiDAR scans into room maps, then uses them to find its way. Built from the wheel controller up.
UCLA / Computer engineering
I’m Adrith, a UCLA student from the Bay Area studying computer engineering, with interests in machine learning and robotics.
I want to push the frontiers of technology and build things that last.
A robot that turns LiDAR scans into room maps, then uses them to find its way. Built from the wheel controller up.
From clothing photos to reviewed resale listings. An applied AI workflow that makes room for evidence, uncertainty, and human judgment.
A portable Fresnel-lens system with temperature-controlled water flow. I designed and prototyped the hardware and authored the patent application through grant.
A few things I worked on while at Irvington High School in Fremont.
Student researcher
Compared machine-learning models for electrical-grid failure prediction and explored smart-grid reliability.
Engineering intern
Supported deployable solar awning prototypes, assembly, and component verification against CAD specifications.
Engineering intern
Built testing fixtures and soldering jigs, connecting mechanical design with hands-on solar manufacturing.
Making coffee is a daily ritual that lets me slow down and think. I love brewing a cup, trying new coffees, and café hopping to explore new places at my own pace.
I also love playing sports, especially spikeball and soccer.
If you’re working on machine learning, robotics, or something in between, I’d love to connect.