Ansh Verma is a Master’s Student in School of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University since Fall 2013. He completed his undergraduate (B.Tech Mechanical) degree from SRM University, India. During his undergraduate studies he was the design engineer for his university’s FSAE Team. He subsequently spent his 7th Semester (Fall 2011) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MA in the school of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science. He completed his final year thesis work from MIT Media Labs, working with “Opera Of the Future” group. In 2012, he worked part-time with a national level news channel in India – NDTV, as a journalist providing assistance in making documentaries and in parallel cleared his Indian Air-force selection examination (SSB). His present research at C-Desgin Labs, focuses on Human Computer Interaction techniques like tangible media, input devices, micro-controller based intelligent systems, flexible circuits and wearable computing.
by Ansh Verma | Apr 5, 2015 | Ansh Verma, News
Press coverage of HandiMate by Gerry Dick for Inside Indiana Business. Modalert 200Mg Tab Uses and Benefits Modafinil tablets usp 200mg tablet is a prescribed medication used in the treatment of narcolepsy, a condition in which there are irregularities in the...
by Ansh Verma | Jan 25, 2015 | Ansh Verma, News
There’s a new DIY robotics toolkit in town, and you don’t need to know anything about electronics or programming to use it. HandiMate, developed by researchers from Purdue and Indiana universities, lets children (or anyone else) build robots with cardboard,...
by Ansh Verma | Jun 17, 2014 | 2014, Ansh Verma, Karthik Ramani, TANGIBLE, EMBEDDED & EMBODIED INTERFACES, Tangibles
We introduce ChiroBot, a cyber-physical construction kit that allows users to create custom robots out of craft material, easily assemble the robots using joint modules and control them using hand gestures. These hand-crafted robots are assembled using our modules...
by Ansh Verma | Feb 17, 2014 | 2014, Ansh Verma, Embedded Input, Publications, TANGIBLE, EMBEDDED & EMBODIED INTERFACES
In this paper we introduce Chiron (abbr. Chironomia ): A wearable device for the hand that reads the digital and analogous signals from capacitive sensor patterns and orientation sensors, to interpret user-intent. Here, we explore two cases — (a) an...