I’m a second-year AI student at the University of Essex, driven by a passion for creating impactful, data-driven solutions. My work focuses on developing AI-powered platforms, from child health tracking systems that monitor developmental milestones to intelligent interview platforms that leverage natural language processing and emotion detection. Recently, I’ve been delving into drone technology, exploring autonomous navigation systems that can follow and interact with users, blending AI with real-world applications. For my upcoming capstone project, I plan to take this further by designing a drone that can autonomously track and follow a user, combining computer vision, AI, and sensor integration to create a responsive, intelligent system.

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Beyond the screen, I believe in the importance of balance and taking time to unwind. Swimming is my go-to escape — there’s something about the rhythm of each stroke that clears my mind and sharpens my focus. When I’m not in the water, you’ll likely find me playing pool, enjoying the strategy and precision it requires. Badminton is another favorite, a fast-paced way to stay active and competitive. And when I need a creative outlet, I turn to painting, where I can step away from algorithms and express myself through colors and textures.

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For me, the thrill of AI isn’t just about building smarter systems; it’s about finding connections between seemingly unrelated interests — whether it’s the focus required in a game of pool or the strategic thinking in badminton. Each experience adds a unique layer to how I approach problem-solving, both in code and in life.