Anurag Sinha

In my pursuit of knowledge and passion for robotics and cybersecurity, I embarked on a journey that led me to remarkable achievements. During my first year of undergraduate studies, I served as an automation engineering intern at a cutting-edge prototyping and design firm affiliated with the HITS Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC) incubator. Recognized for my exceptional prototyping skills and innovative thinking, I swiftly ascended to the position of automation head for a pivotal project within just six months. My dedication to experimentation and innovation is evident in several notable accomplishments, including being granted two patents by the Australian government: one for an Anti-Dipsomaniac Vehicle System and another for a system and method assisting unmanned aerial vehicles in emergencies or disasters. I showcased my expertise by presenting a paper on "UAV Quadcopter for Defense Purposes" at ISRO, and I was honored with the "Best Problem Addressor" award at Hitsathon 3.0.
The National Institute of the Visually Handicapped (NIVH) commended my work on the ergonomic design and implementation of the "Ultrasound walking stick for visually handicapped people." Furthermore, during my 12th-grade year, I actively participated in six interschool and intercollege robotics competitions, securing first place in five and second place in one.
In the realm of cybersecurity, I attained the CEH certification in 2020, solidifying my commitment to staying at the forefront of technology. As a tutor, I bring a wealth of hands-on experience, a proven track record of success, and an unwavering passion for pushing the boundaries of technological innovation.