Ashwin Dharmik

Ashwin Dharmik has a diverse work experience in various roles and companies.

Starting in 2017, Ashwin worked as a Data Analyst at MyPitCrew - Infinite Solutions, where they developed a new digital data flow for product analysis, optimized process flow, created dashboards using PowerBI and SQL for plant data collection, and developed a centralized sales data platform.

In 2020, Ashwin worked at Laboratoire des Sciences Numériques de Nantes as part of their Master Thesis Project. Ashwin focused on performance analysis and control of a system with multiple UAVs for cooperative manipulation of the payload using cables. Ashwin also conducted mathematical modeling and developed 3D models of the quadrotor setup.

In 2021, Ashwin joined Super Robotics as a Robotics Engineer Intern, where they followed standardized work instructions, troubleshooted process problems, and worked on navigation and tuning parameters.

In the same year, Ashwin also joined Parkquility. As a Software Developer, they designed and implemented a deep learning-based car detection system for a parking lot, preprocessed and annotated a large dataset of parking lot images, and built a car detection model using the YOLO object detection framework in TensorFlow. Ashwin also worked as an Embedded Developer, providing parking solutions through RTOS and C programming, enabling communication using RF protocol, and developing Over the Air Download functionality for firmware updates.

Overall, Ashwin Dharmik has a strong background in data analysis, robotics, and software development.

Ashwin Dharmik completed their Master of Science in Advanced Robotics from Ecole centrale de Nantes from 2018 to 2020. Prior to that, they obtained their Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Savitribai Phule Pune University, which spanned from 2013 to 2017. Additionally, Ashwin has acquired additional certifications including "Python for Machine Learning" from Great Learning in November 2021 and "Python Programming - Basics to Advanced Concepts" from Unwired Learning in June 2021. Ashwin also participated in the "National Robotics Competition 2016" organized by ABU Robocon, although specific details such as the month and year of attainment are unknown.