computer-engineering
Computer Engineering student at New York University
I work across machine-learning pipelines, autonomous navigation, and digital hardware—turning engineering ideas into systems that can be tested in the real world.
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Selected work
A focused selection spanning perception pipelines, field autonomy, and embedded systems.
P / 01
Global College of Technology
Problem
Detect, track, and log vehicles and license plates across diverse CCTV footage.
Contribution
Built Python data pipelines, fine-tuned YOLOv11n, combined DeepSORT and ByteTrack, and integrated EasyOCR for Devanagari and Latin scripts with SQLite logging.
Outcome
Created an end-to-end workflow for automated logging, data processing, and model evaluation.
P / 02
NYU Self Drive · AI4CE Lab
Problem
Transition an autonomous navigation stack from controlled indoor tests to live missions.
Contribution
Supported the global deployment and execution of unsupervised missions with the team.
Outcome
Supported missions at test sites in Nairobi, Lagos, Panama, Costa Rica, Gaborone, and Port Louis.
P / 03
NYU EG-1004 RAD Project
Problem
Create a mobile robot that can follow a user and carry items without handheld control.
Contribution
Designed and built the robot, programmed Arduino and Raspberry Pi controllers, integrated ultrasonic sensing, and modeled the chassis in CAD.
Outcome
Delivered the working system as an NYU EG-1004 RAD course project.
Technical range
Tools used across the work represented in this portfolio and the supplied résumé.
$ languages --list
$ models --toolchain
$ systems --embedded
$ workflow --tools
Publications & research
Selected works listed in the supplied profile materials. Missing bibliographic details are marked.
Mathematical modeling · 2026
[AUTHOR LIST]. MCM/ICM Problem A submission, 2026.
Listed in the supplied résumé as a successful-participant submission for the 2026 MCM/ICM.
Book · 2024
Danish Puri. Gateway to Number Theory. Copyright registration B-0052, Nepal, 2024.
An introductory number-theory book registered with Nepal’s Copyright Registrar’s Office.
Mathematics article · [PUBLICATION DATE]
Danish Puri. “Graphical analysis of Andria’s Conjecture.” Athitya, pp. 18–20.
A published mathematical article identified in the supplied profile materials.
Travel notebook
A country-review blog with photographs and first-hand notes is planned. The public URL has not yet been supplied, so the destination is marked below for replacement.
travel --selected-destinations
Selected destinations reproduced from the supplied profile slide; reviews are not yet available.
About
I’m a Computer Engineering student at New York University, expected to graduate in May 2027.
My experience spans perception pipelines, autonomous flight and navigation, processor design, and digital-systems instruction. Alongside engineering, I pursue mathematical modeling and writing.
I value careful implementation, evidence-backed results, and systems that hold up outside a demo.
Contact
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