COVID19: Where are the Robots?
Vikas Nath, Artash Nath, Arushi Nath follow us on twitter at: http://www.twitter.com/wonrobot This piece was written inspired by listening to an interesting and timely online discussion moderated by Andra Keay […]
ARTEMIS: our Artificial Intelligent Robot with Stereo Vision that can identify faces, sounds, can talk, and learns by asking “Why”
Artash Nath and Arushi Nath ARTEMIS stands for Artificially intelligent Real-time Training by Environment, Mapping, Immersion, and Sounds. We love space, robotics and machine learning! We have been building robots […]
Presentation on Machine Learning and Space Telescope Data @World Summit on Artificial Intelligence 2020, Montreal
Artash Nath The Americas World Summit on Artificial Intelligence was held on 25-26 March 2020. Due to the ongoing COVID19 pandemic, the conference organizers took the correct step of shifting […]
Demonstrating MARS Robot @TVO Kids Kids Inventors Day
Arushi Nath Every year January 17 is celebrated as the Kids Inventors Day. It is the birth anniversary of the renowned polymath, politician and child inventor Benjamin Franklin. I was […]
Soft Robotics: Podcast on Robots and AI with IEEE Robotics & Automation Society
The Soft Robotics Podcast by the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society (RAS) is dedicated to the robotics community interested in soft robotics technology. It interviews guests from academia and industry […]
Elle Hacks 2020: Merging Biology, Neurons, Technology
Arushi Nath, 10 years I recently participated in the Elle Hacks 2020 held at York University, Canada from 31 Jan – 2 February 2020. Elle Hacks is a student-run hackathon […]
Applying Machine Learning to Exoplanet Data from Space Telescopes: Presentation at ARIEL Science, Mission & Community 2020 Conference, The Netherlands
Artash Nath, Grade 8 student, 13 years, Toronto, Canada The ARIEL Science, Mission & Community 2020 Conference was held on 14 – 16 January 2020 at the European Space Research […]
Schools and NASA Aiding Climate Action by Kids (S.N.A.C.K) wins SpaceApps Toronto 2019 and becomes Global Nominee
Arushi Nath (10 years) The NASA SpaceApps Challenge 2019 was held from October 18 – 20 this year. It is is one of my favorite hackathons. The first time I […]
BrainHack Toronto 2019: Complexities of Using Machine Learning on Functional MRI Scans – some learnings
Artash Nath and Vikas Nath The Python Neuroimaging Workshop held on 13 November on fMRI and DMRI analysis at the BrainHack Toronto, Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics was very informative. Read […]
BrainHack Toronto 2019: Learnings from the Python Neuroimaging Workshop
Artash Nath and Vikas Nath Brainhack is a conference related to neuroscience that happens globally. The objective of Brainhack is to advance brain science research. And it does so by […]
Quantum Computing Hackathon: Random Numbers and Quantum Maze Runners Game
Vikas Nath and Artash Nath The Quantum Futures Hackathon was co-organized by CERN (the world’s largest particle accelerator) and Quantum Open Source Foundation (QOSF) at the Fields Institute, Toronto from […]
Reflections from the Montreal Space Symposium 2019 and Presentation on Asteroid Collision Risk Index
The Montreal Space Symposium 2019 was held at the International Civil Aviation Organisation, 10 – 11 October, Montreal, Canada. The event was organized by the student aerospace associations across various Québec […]
Talk @Google DevFest 2019: Artificially Intelligent Robots, Mental Health and Human Interaction
Artash Nath and Arushi Nath Pioneer Update (8 December): I discussed my project with researchers and machine learning engineers. I now plan to expand the algorithm to include Generative Adversarial Networks […]
Fix the Six: Canadian Youths and Space Technologies for Tackling Climate Change
It is not easy being a young person. There is school, school friends, studies, sports, and social media to catch up with. And in what spare time there is left, […]
Predicting Exoplanetary Atmosphere using Machine Learning: The ARIEL Data Challenge 2019
Artash Nath, Grade 8 Student. Over 4,000 exoplanets have been discovered by space and ground-based telescopes. There may be billions or even trillions of these exoplanets in our galaxy alone. […]
Merging Music, Maths and Maryam Mirzakhani (2014 Fields Medal Winner) using Python Programming
Vikas Nath, Artash Nath, Arushi Nath Every year the Fields Institute in Toronto organises a public Symposium to celebrate the achievements of Fields Medallists. Fields Medals are the most prestigious awards […]
