Connecting robots, software, and production
Integration across 50+ autonomous robots and 70+ manufacturing stations, alongside scheduling software and a traceability platform processing 11.4 million monthly events.
Experience & impact →I’m Sanskar, a software engineer working at the intersection of robotics, applied computer vision, and production software.
At Multi-Dimensional Integration, I connect autonomous robots, manufacturing systems, and production data. I work across the full engineering process-from understanding the problem and designing the architecture to deploying and supporting systems on the floor.
I earned my B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering with Honors at the University of Toledo. My honors thesis, DAATS, explored driver drowsiness detection and transitions between manual and autonomous driving.
I’m interested in how intelligent systems perceive the world, communicate, and make useful decisions. Away from the keyboard, you’ll often find me behind a camera. See what catches my eye ↗
Integration across 50+ autonomous robots and 70+ manufacturing stations, alongside scheduling software and a traceability platform processing 11.4 million monthly events.
Experience & impact →Computer vision for drowsiness detection, integrated with ROS and a Jetson-powered autonomous vehicle. Honors thesis at the University of Toledo.
Research overview →From DinoBud’s AI-powered learning companion to WeLearn and CommuShare: projects recognized at Princeton, the University of Cincinnati, and MIT hackathons.
Browse projects →B.S. Computer Science and Engineering, with Honors
May 2024 · GPA: 3.83 / 4.00
For engineering conversations, research questions, or collaboration, reach me at sanskarlamsal@gmail.com.