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I’m Mrudula, an AI Engineering student at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham. I keep ending up in projects where a model has to survive contact with something annoying: two badly synchronized cameras, noisy biosignals, adversarial molecular strings, incomplete financial evidence, people speaking into microphones, or a UI that has to make all of that legible. Right now the biggest rabbit hole is markerless motion capture for gait analysis: stereo reconstruction, pose estimation, temporal cleanup, kinematics, gait events, quality gates, and the much less glamorous question of whether any number coming out of the pipeline deserves to be trusted. I also build products because sometimes the research question needs an interface before it needs another notebook. |
Coimbatore, India
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Smart Grid Intrusion Detection for IEC 60870-5-104 PV Fault Detection with Pyramid Network + GRU |
A lot of my projects eventually collapse into the same annoying sentence:
Sometimes the answer is a benchmark. Sometimes a quality gate. Sometimes an ablation, a failure case, provenance, or admitting the system does not know yet. That part is usually more interesting to me than squeezing another decimal out of the headline metric. |
I’m slowly moving from maintaining my own little universes to poking at other people’s very large ones.
Sports2D #41· temporal lower-limb left/right swap handlingNVIDIA-AI-IOT/trt_pose #188· ONNX backend fix for torch2trt conversion notebooksAi-Council #244· manifest-based plugin system with implementation, tests, and docs- smaller documentation fixes across NVIDIA repositories while learning unfamiliar codebases
I care more about whether the patch is useful than whether the repository name looks impressive in a badge row.
Not a skills census. Just the recurring cast.
EEG reconstruction · solar fault detection · IoT · RL · frontend experiments · systems exercises · voice interfaces · computer vision
Some are polished. Some are fossils from learning something the hard way. I’m cleaning the shelf, not pretending the fossils never existed.


