About Me

Hello!

My name is Abhinav Anand. Welcome to my page. I am currently pursuing Masters of Technology at Indian Institute of Technology (Hyderabad), India where I work with Dr. Sumohana S. Channappayya as a member of LFOVIA research group.

I graduated from National Institute of Technology (Hamirpur, H.P), India with B.Tech in Electronics and Communications.

Currently, I work on autonomous vehicles and their performance in adverse weather conditions. The work is funded by TiHAN, IIT Hyderabad.

My research interests include computer vision, trustworthy and robust models, AI safety and their aplications to robotics and autonomous vehicles .

Other than that I am also interested in computer architecture, digital circuit design, type-safe neural networks.


What's here?

Nothing Yet. But I am intending to write about

  • AI/ML robustness and safety
  • Some Details of work I do and publish
  • Programming(usually about Rust)
  • Random topics I come across and find interesting


What else?

I love writing code in Rust and use that to solve Project Euler problems. But I use python for most of my academic work. (I really hope Julia catches up soon so I can use that instead).

I like reading books (suggest something nice you have read recently), sports (football is my favourite), travelling.

I use Linux (Pop! OS) and prefer using open source software over proprietary ones.


Contact

If you have any suggestion or want to collaborate on something, please open an isuue on the repo of this website or send me a mail.

(I will probably put up some better means of communication in the future.)


Privacy and other details:

The website doesn't store any cookies and neither uses any analytics tools to track the users that visit the website. Though, I am thinking of implementing a basic, privacy-respecting analytics tool to obtain some non-identifiable data about visitors. If I do that, I will mention that here and write a blog explaing how I implemented that. And I will open source the tool for transparency and others to use.

The website has been rendered with Zola and uses a modified ntun theme.