Aditya Singh, a talented high school student from Fremont, CA, and alumnus of CCIR, has showcased an exceptional passion for programming. His outstanding skills and knowledge have enabled him to take on challenging projects, such as building and programming an Ev3 Mindstorm base with attachments. Aditya has also exhibited his strong leadership abilities by founding his First Lego League team and playing a crucial role in designing and building his First Tech Competition team. In addition to his academic pursuits, he has completed a number of internships and participated in competitions in the fields of software engineering and computer science such as USACO. His most recent internship was at Big Binary, where he worked as a software engineer and gained valuable experience in developing software solutions for business needs.
As part of CCIR’s Cambridge Future Scholar programme, Aditya collaborated with another student, Anirudh, on a research project titled, “Kinematic Controller of a Soft Continuum Robot Using Learned Forward Models”. Their exceptional work earned high praise from their professor mentor, and the research paper was deemed to be of graduate-level quality.
We are thrilled to announce that Aditya’s research paper has been accepted for oral presentation at the MIT URTC, an internationally-renowned research conference. This conference showcases the incredible breakthroughs in engineering and technological research made by undergraduate-level student researchers from all over the country. Congratulations, Aditya!
