Meghandra Fuley

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About Meghandra Fuley

Portfolio-https://flicker-hardhat-955.notion.site/Notion-Freelancer-Website-Template-723309dd2e1c46ba825ff8b4002abcbc?pvs=74 I am a third-year student at IIT Kharagpur, pursuing a Master's in Manufacturing Science and Engineering. Currently, I work at Datsol as an undergraduate researcher, focusing on challenging problem statements and exploring how a design/user-centric approach can revolutionize product development. I'm eager to connect with founders who are passionate about creating unique products. Sectoral Interests: User Experience Design | Web Development | Business Analytics | UX Research | Product Management I began my journey in 2022 and have since collaborated with over 20+ clients, sponsors, and partners, helping monetize various societies and fests, accumulating to more than ₹28+ lakhs in funds. My interest in product development deepened after our project was selected as one of the top 6 finalists at EMPOWER IIT Madras, among over 200 participating teams, for developing a solution to help the visually impaired distinguish between real and fake notes. Currently, I am working with Prof. S.K. Pal at the Centre of Excellence in Advanced Manufacturing Technology, focusing on image processing using OpenCV, PyTorch, and Roboflow. Our model can determine the radius of a droplet from a video of the experiment with 89% accuracy, independent of lighting conditions and the angle at which the video is captured. Recently, I had the opportunity to present my ideas at PMx IIT Guwahati on strategies to increase the monthly average number of orders per user by targeting professionals who lack time to cook, specifically in collaboration with Zomato. In addition to working on various products in the pipeline, including AI-generated reports tailored to individual needs and helping users select educational institutes based on rankings, I have also built numerous fun and practical projects to enhance my skills hands-on, such as a Wordle solver, a product to check air quality inside truck cabins, and an AC simulator integrated with a temperature sensor and fan speed controller.