India Innovation Challenge ’16
I along with some senior year students from our university participated in a challenge by IIM Bangalore, Texas Instruments and Indian Government(Make in India campaign).
I along with some senior year students from our university participated in a challenge by IIM Bangalore, Texas Instruments and Indian Government(Make in India campaign).
we got selected for web summit’s student scholarship and attended the Summit in Lisbon in November 2016.
Currently, ssh_scan is available as a gem, docker container and source code compilable by the user, but it can be difficult and time-consuming for the user to compile the code every time on their systems. Also, a common problem with ruby apps is not having a native ruby environment where you want to run it.
After Google’s Summer of code, covering another season of programming, we applied and got selected for Mozilla’s Winter of Security program and will be working with our mentors for these winters – 2016.
I along with three other students from our university were working on a smart ring for Pulse-oximetry based healthcare solutions. Our team consists of four members, two of them are working on the hardware and I along with my friend are working on developing the software interface to interact with the device over BLE(Bluetooth Low-energy), which is a wireless personal area network technology helping devices to communicate wirelessly.
As the GSoC final evaluations are going to start tomorrow, this blog post will summarise the project experience and delve into the tasks I worked on. I will wrap up with the challenges I faced during the last three months and the steps I took to overcome them.
well, did you? haha, so as the midterm evaluations are done and I received a very encouraging response from my mentors Hernan and Artem.
attending openSUSE conference ’16 at Nuremberg, Germany has been one of the most awesome experience ever in my life.