Aprameya Panda
I'm Building
Obstacle-aware object tracking using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
Bio
Aprameya Panda is a skilled technical builder currently based at BITS Pilani, where they received funding from the SPARKLE (Student Program for Advancing Research, KnowLedge, and Entrepreneurship) Program to work on obstacle-aware object tracking using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). Prior to this project, Aprameya demonstrated a strong foundation in technical pursuits, although specific past achievements are not detailed in the available information. With the SPARKLE grant, Aprameya is advancing UAV technology by addressing critical challenges in object tracking, contributing valuable insights to the field of computer vision and robotics.
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