Who am I?

Hey, I am Sambhav Sharma, a 17 year old student studying computer science at Delhi Technolgical University (Formerly DCE) . I am a full stack developer and Programmer. I am very much interested in computer science and artificial intelligence(AI). I am also deeply interested in logic science and mathematics.I have begun to explore the social implications of science and technology in civic life.

I have always had an innate zeal for taking part in coding contests and competitions and subsequently, have also brought laurels for my high school in the same. These competitions have provided me with a more holistic idea about the realm of coding and also helped me further hone my coding proficiency. A fervent desire to work has made me the Software engineer at AUV society

My Work

Detecting relative position of an arrow

In automated vehicles , detecting directions play an important role , so using opencv and python I created a simple mathematical construct to find direction of the arrow relative to Y axis
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Finding out habitable exo-planet from images captured by space vehicles like Kepler

In the most recent decade, over a million stars were monitored to identify transiting planets. Manual interpretation of potential exoplanet candidates is labor-intensive and subject to human mistake, the consequences of which are hard to evaluate. Convolutional neural networks are fit for identifying Earth-like exoplanets in noisy time-series data with more prominent precision than a least-squares strategy.
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Handwritten equation solver using CNN

Among all the issues, handwritten mathematical expression recognition is one of the confounding issues in the region of computer vision research. You can train Handwritten equation solver by handwritten digits and mathematical symbols using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) with some image processing techniques. Developing such a system requires training our machines with data, making it proficient to learn and make the prediction.
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