Gauntlet: Gesture-Controlled Workspace Launcher
A hands-free Windows workspace launcher that recognizes a snap gesture and arranges four productivity applications across two displays.
- Python
- OpenCV
- MediaPipe
- Computer vision
Hi, I'm Shreyan!
I'm a first-year Mechatronics Engineering student at the University of Waterloo. I enjoy working on projects that combine software, electronics, product development, and hands-on problem-solving.
My experience includes research at Simon Fraser University's Biomechatronics and NeuroSpine Lab, developing a compact bedside air purifier through Junior Achievement, and building gesture-recognition and embedded-systems projects like Gauntlet and an Arduino attendance tracker.
I'm currently developing my technical foundations and looking for opportunities to contribute, learn, and work on meaningful engineering problems.
Experience
- Tractive Systems Team MemberWaterloo Formula Electric (UWFE)
- Electrical Team MemberElectrium Mobility
- Lab Research InternBiomechatronics and NeuroSpine Lab, Simon Fraser University
- Vice President of Operations and ProductionJunior Achievement of British Columbia (KPMG)
Take a look at my recent work below, or get in touch. I'd love to connect.
Recent Work
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Arduino Attendance and Time-Tracking System
A classroom attendance prototype using infrared remote inputs to identify users and record check-in and check-out events, with a 16×2 LCD showing status and session duration.
- Arduino Uno
- C++
- IR receiver
- 16×2 LCD
- Embedded logic
BreatheWell: Compact Bedside Air Purifier
A compact bedside air purifier developed as a team project through Junior Achievement of British Columbia, where I led production, operations, and quality control.
- Product development
- Manufacturing
- Quality control
- Team leadership