Aashay Gupte — Atlanta, GA — Portfolio, 2026
I turn messy signals into structure.
CS @ Georgia Tech · Intelligence + SysArch · ML research · handwriting → LaTeX · robots that shove other robots
Most of what I've built follows the same shape: take something messy — a pen stroke, a leaf photo, wrist-sensor noise, a single biomarker curve — and pull the structure out of it.
Sometimes that's a neural net with the governing differential equations baked into its loss. Sometimes it's a greedy nearest-point matcher that turns scribbles into LaTeX. Sometimes it's a 500-gram robot deciding when to charge.
I'm a first-year CS student at Georgia Tech on the Intelligence and Systems & Architecture threads, mostly found in a research lab, a robotics bay, or a restaurant I haven't tried yet.
Projects
Three builds, one pattern: a raw signal goes in, something structured comes out.
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A note-taking app built for students who still think with a pen.
Chlorophyll from a photograph.
Per-field planting advice from what farmers actually harvested.
Experience
five coupled states · dx/dt embedded in loss
stratified 5-fold cross-validation
Teams & things I started
C++ and Python for an autonomous 500g sumo robot on a Teensy microcontroller — opponent tracking, ring-edge detection, and a search-and-attack state machine.
Python analyses for a water-sustainability platform — satellite oil-spill detection, U.S. water-affordability data, and time-series flood/drought prediction. Backend on Google Cloud with NoSQL storage and Redis caching.
Started an educational program for students with intellectual disabilities: 70+ original English and math materials, and weekly live lessons with the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware.
Ran biweekly meetings for 50+ members and grew the team by 20+. Took 1st in state in Chemistry Olympiad and led the team to a record #6 state finish.
Off the clock
Contact
Research, robots, a startup you're building, or a restaurant I should know about — I read everything.