I build things that teach people by putting technology in their hands — haptic simulators that let carpenters feel virtual wood, VR training systems that adapt to your stress levels, board games that teach coding to children in rural India, and robots that convince kids to wash their hands.
I’m an Assistant Professor at Aarhus University, working on applied AI and immersive technologies for industry. My research sits at the intersection of virtual reality, haptics, biosignals, and learning analytics — figuring out how to make skill training systems that actually work.
Before academia, I led the Virtual Reality & Serious Games group at AMMACHI Labs, building VR training solutions for the Indian government and companies like Larsen & Toubro. That work — designing for illiterate and semi-literate learners, deploying in rural villages, collaborating across disciplines — still shapes how I think about technology.
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Education
- PhD — Aarhus University, Denmark (2020–2023)
- MCA — Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, India (2007–2010)
- BSc Computer Science — Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, India (2004–2007)