Camera-Based Assistive Text and Product Label Reading for Blind Person
International Journal of Innovative Research and Creative Technology (IJIRCT).
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From assistive technology to language and product review analytics, research has shaped how I formulate problems, analyze evidence, and connect technology to human needs.
01 / Graduate research
Understanding products through customer feedback.
During graduate study in Big Data Analytics at San Diego State University, I worked on research concerning Amazon product reviews, advised by Professor David Goldberg at SDSU's AI Research Lab.
The original research description explored how product-review patterns could identify potentially dysfunctional products, surface insights, and help inform customer purchasing decisions. These were research questions, not claims of a production platform.
Related interests included discourse analytics, topic modeling, semantic analysis, and natural language processing.
02 / Earlier publications
Assistive technology with a practical purpose.
My undergraduate research at the University of Pune included a camera-based assistive system designed to read text and product labels for people with visual impairments.
Camera-Based Assistive Text and Product Label Reading for Blind Person
International Engineering Research Journal (IERJ).
ResearchGate profile ↗03 / Ongoing exploration
Where cloud, product, and AI meet.
I'm exploring questions about scalable architectures, intelligent workflows, retrieval-based applications, and the responsible use of AI in enterprise products. Future projects will document actual design choices and implementation evidence separately from learning interests.