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"Nothing ever becomes real till it is experienced"
~ John Keats

During the COVID-19 pandemic that UNESCO recognized the surge of mis-information as a major threat to the people and termed it a "disinfodemic" accompanying the "pandemic". In the long run, fake information further perpetuates and causes mental strain and anxiety. This InfoBot provides the user with credible and updated information regarding the number of cases, recoveries, precautionary measures, and a lot more. The InfoBot receives the user's input via voice commands. Depending on what the user requires the InfoBot fetches the latest information from the internet via web scrapping and provides it to the user in the form of audio responses. This also helped me get the "Wolfram Award" at COVID Hack Challenge!
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This was a project that I and my team made during a bio-engineering competition. Measuring the size of the wound is currently done manually which is highly inaccurate. As of now, many hospitals manually measure the size of wound to cut out band-aids that perfectly cover the wound. This makes it difficult, error-prone and time-consuming to monitor the healing process. So we developed a program to get the dimensions of a customisable bandage that leads to a quicker and a more efficient healing process by speeding up the process of measuring the area of the wound, hence preventing any potential infections due to delay. This project uses OpenCV library in python to detect fresh wounds and provides the dimension of bandages that will perfectly cover the wound.
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Making machine learning models requires a lot of data and finding the dataset that suits our needs takes a huge chunk of our time. But wait a minute why should a ML enthusiast need to waste time downloading images from the web or be stuck because he/she can't find a suitable dataset... So I created this automated web scrapping bot that takes in the subject of interest say for example cats, dogs, burgers, etc. and goes to the web to collect images related to the same and stores it in a directory of their choice. You no longer have to search the web to get a suitable dataset to train your model, the bot can make one for you in a few minutes, saving you time which you could devote to improve your model.
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I am not even close to what people call a 'pro-gamer' nonetheless, I love PC games. In this project, I have created a script that senses hand gestures to control the popular racing game: "Asphalt-9" by 'Gameloft'. You can toggle options, select tracks, and maneuver your car just by using hand gestures. The script works for any game that uses the "WASD" or the arrow keys for controls, and honestly, that's pretty much every racing game out there. Furthermore, this was an implementation of dynamic hand-gesture recognition which is being and can be used for many innovative purposes. The project is open-source and free to use, so don't hesitate in integrating the script to make your own gaming experience exciting.
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As engineering students studying at the University of Toronto, most of our time is devoted to applying mathematical reasoning , coding and following a defined workflow to solve engineering problems. Having said this, you might have pictured our routine as monotonous, excessively organised and one that lacks creativity... You cannot be more wrong! To break this stereotype we started applying mathematical concepts and the knowledge of neural style transfer to create beautiful art pieces that convey messages with them. All the art pieces have been created entirely from code, without lifting the brush! Engineers may not be great painters, but they do possess a unique perspective - an artistic one...
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The project is divided into two phases. The first phase is a game that randomly generates a number from 0 to 5 and express the output in the audio format. The project helps small children learn counting by visually interacting with the user. The user is expected to provide the desired answer by pointing the correct number of fingers towards the camera. If the user provides a number other than the desired number, the software provides instructions to add / subtract the number to reach the desired number. The phase I won the 2nd position at NSBE Hacks 2020 and the next step is to focus on converting sign language symbols to other verbal languages using neural nets. The need for this technology comes from the fact that 70 million people use sign language as a mode of communication. Unfortunately, a very small percentage understand it.
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I'll be honest with you, I wanted to create my own website to make a niche for myself in this online world. But I didn't want to use wordpress because that would make me just a random guy in the crowd and back then I didn't have the money to hire a web developer. So... I had to learn it.


I took several online courses and then used the concepts I learned to create this website. Today, I am glad I chose the tough path as it gave me an in-depth understanding of how to build a website from scratch.
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