Himanshu Ragtah

  • I previously worked at Tesla -- where I was automating manufacturing testing for Tesla PowerWall, PowerPack, and SuperCharger. I’m also a TEDx speaker on bias due to AI (especially for women and minorities) and on intelligent transportation. Alongside that, I'm a SXSW judge, Kairos Society fellow, Hackernoon top publisher, and earlier on, I co-founded a SpaceX Hyperloop team with schools like Cornell, Princeton, and UMichigan and our prototype placed top 10 internationally -- and was featured on CNN, The Verge, Wired, and CNBC. I'm a fellow of Kairos Society-- an elite club of founders that identify society’s most pressing challenges and build new solutions to address them (with mentors like Sir Richard Branson, Bill Clinton, and Hayden of the CIA). I was previously awarded the NSERC (NSF equivalent in Canada) Industrial Undergraduate Student Research Award, open-sourced a 3D-printed prosthetic for US veteran amputees, led a drone robotics team, and judged top robotics contests (SXSW, PennApps, Lego League). Lastly, I helped design an innovative electronic music instrument that was featured on CBC and DigitalTrends.

 



3 Stories by Himanshu Ragtah

CatalyzeX: A must-have browser extension for machine learning engineers and researchers

A FREE browser extension that finds code implementations for ML/AI papers anywhere on the internet (Google, Arxiv, Twitter, Scholar, and other sites) Code is...
January 29, 2021 0 1 min read 480

How armies of intelligent aerial robots will revolutionize the logistics industry

Intelligent aerial robots are poised to change the transportation and logistics industry, but there are a few bottlenecks that we have to solve before...
May 15, 2020 0 2 min read 447

Understanding the ground robots and other intelligent systems that come to humanity’s aid during a virus outbreak like COVID-19

Currently, with the COVID-19 virus outbreak, most patients in hospitals across the world are at high risk of getting seriously ill with the virus....
May 7, 2020 0 5 min read 385