Pitch Decks

 This pitch deck is my initial endeavor to create an excellent presentation for my ghost kitchen startup. While it was developed for a new ventures class, significant efforts were invested to ensure its optimal presentation. Take a look at deck by clicking the picture!

For various events or contests, different types of decks are necessary. This particular deck is tailored for my Indian Patent application, focusing on my UWB reconfigurable filtering antenna that I filed patent for. 

This technical funding presentation from my early undergraduate days, showcases a smart luggage system that enables users to manage their luggage using a Bluetooth-connected app. The focus is on design, budget, and outcome rather than profit.

As a product manager, I had the opportunity to participate in a nationwide hackathon organized by Airtel and Meta (formerly Facebook). Our team developed a WhatsApp chatbot as part of the competition. Out of 10,000 participating teams from across India, we were honored to be selected as semi-finalists. This deck is from our presentnation at finals.

During the Animal Hackathon at Cornell, I designed a pet help app aimed at new pet owners. This deck was created for the hackathon and includes a link to download the deck.

When presenting a conference paper in a workshop, the deck format should differ from regular presentations. The provided deck was created specifically for a Machine Learning workshop, highlighting our design of a quarter car suspension system that utilizes ML to provide stress-free rides.

During my first year of undergraduate studies, I presented an idea on utilizing brain wave signals to control wheelchairs for individuals with disabilities. A memory attached with this is that our presentation secured first place in the competition.

During my early undergraduate years, I took part in an idea presentation contest where we showcased the smart pedestal fan deck. Our team secured the second position in this competition.