In a Q&A about the emergence of edge computing, Dr. Suresh Purini explains its scope, the challenges confronting Edge ML, and briefly describes the active research on edge that is underway at IIITH. Why has ML on the Edge emerged?
A software engineer by profession, Award-winning short film-maker Mohit Dubey harbored a secretive imaginary world, working on screenplays for movies and frameworks for fiction novels in his spare time. He elaborates about his IIIT Hyderabad days and the passions that
Prof. Anoop Namboodiri provides perspectives of general research trends in Computer Vision and those taking place at IIITH in particular to explain how they are propelling advancements on the Edge. Computer Vision on the edge may sound like a new
When IIIT Hyderabad launched SPEC, an alternative admission channel for meritorious, rural and economically disadvantaged students, little did they realize that down the line, they would be celebrating sweet success, with Harshavardhan Thatipamula snagging the Best all-rounder award for 2024.
Can you fry something in water? It’s questions like these that are all in a day’s work for the IIITH interview panels that each year scout for candidates with research aptitude for enrolment into the institute’s dual degree programs. This
Prof. Santosh Nannuru’s work in IIIT Hyderabad’s Signal Processing and Communications Research Center (SPCRC) is at the very core of the digital world that we live in. He builds algorithms that allows us to interpret the technologies of our connected