Malhar Bhide
I'm Building
Detecting signs of schizophrenia using actigraphy data
Bio
Malhar is a young technical builder based in Champaign, United States, where he is actively working on projects that leverage technology to improve mental health. He received a Medici Grant from the 1517 Fund to focus on detecting signs of schizophrenia using actigraphy data. Previously, Malhar has been involved with various tech initiatives, including his work as a junior in Computer Science at the University of Illinois, contributing to projects like Brainwaves.",.
Other Grantees
Discover other builders in the community working on exciting projects.
Harish A
Currently, I am working on an efficient and modern IoT platform, building on the knowledge I gained from my Raptor project.
Andrew Stroev
Synchrotron is a graph-based live audio processing engine implemented entirely in pure Python, which can replicate a digital signal processing (DSP) engine, a synthesiser, a MIDI instrument, and more.
Anurag Sharma
Tangerine - an in-memory vector database
Neal Chopra
Secant — Your AI teaching assistant.
Nnaemeka nnadi
Phage Bank
Brian Lemayian
Autonomous Drone-based inspection of Power Line Infrastructure
Livingstone Livingstone Adeyemi
My aim is for it to be a faster, seamless, and better alternative to the current manual paper-based method of recording attendance (which is done on paper where we write our name, matric number, and sign) in my university, which is prone to errors like lost papers and manual transcription mistakes.
Chloe Nguyen
Omni-directional VR treadmill
Theodore Jaffee
Theo Jaffee Podcast