Personal Projects
These projects represent my journey as a multimedia student, showcasing both ongoing endeavors and those initiated during hackathons/Datathons and Interships. While some projects are still undergoing refinement to achieve perfection, each reflects my dedication to mastering their functionalities. I acknowledge the challenges encountered along the way, particularly in ensuring seamless functionality across all aspects. Nevertheless, these projects stand as testaments to my commitment to continuous learning and improvement in the field of multimedia.
Data App
Un-employment rate
Our project is an innovative Android application developed as part of our participation in the CSIR Datathon competition. Through collaboration and leveraging our skills in Android development with Kotlin, we designed an app aimed at showcasing data preparation, visualization, and predictive modeling for key socio-economic indicators. Specifically, our app focuses on forecasting unemployment rates from 2020 to 2026, as well as predicting changes in GDP and electricity shedding using machine learning techniques. While our app has not yet launched, we are continuously refining and enhancing its features to deliver a comprehensive and user-friendly solution for understanding and analyzing these critical aspects of our economy.
Clinic Compass System
My team at ICEP and I are currently developing an innovative system aimed at streamlining the management of doctor availability, patient appointments, and blood test results within community clinics. This system is designed to modernize clinic administration, enhancing efficiency and significantly improving the patient experience.
This project has the potential to revolutionize the operational management of community clinics, making healthcare more accessible and efficient for patients while optimizing the workflow for healthcare providers. By integrating these essential features, the system aims to reduce administrative burdens, enhance patient engagement, and ultimately improve the overall quality of care.
Technologies and Tools Used:
- React, Node.js, XAMPP, CSS
Project Status:
- Currently in development.
We-Men-Tor System
In this Adobe After Effects assignment, I was tasked with creating a scarry text advertisement for a series, employing various videos and images to craft a compelling narrative. The project aimed to promote the Teen Wolf series in a unique text-based format, leveraging my skills in Adobe After Effects to evoke suspense and intrigue. By combining multiple visual elements, I developed a captivating video advertisement that captures the essence of the series, drawing viewers into its supernatural world. This assignment demonstrated my proficiency in Adobe After Effects .
Animating the character
In this project, our task was to animate a character performing a series of actions: jumping over a purple block, picking up a green ball and placing it in a green bin, then picking up a blue ball, climbing stairs, and placing it on a blue table. Finally, the character turns back, picks up a yellow ball, and climbs onto a yellow block. This animation serves as an interactive and educational tool for toddlers to learn about colors. Through engaging visuals and simple actions, children can enjoy and absorb color concepts in a fun and intuitive way.
Scarry Text
In this Adobe After Effects assignment, I was tasked with creating a scarry text advertisement for a series, employing various videos and images to craft a compelling narrative. The project aimed to promote the Teen Wolf series in a unique text-based format, leveraging my skills in Adobe After Effects to evoke suspense and intrigue. By combining multiple visual elements, I developed a captivating video advertisement that captures the essence of the series, drawing viewers into its supernatural world. This assignment demonstrated my proficiency in Adobe After Effects .
