MANUFACTURING + DATA + INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
An engineer in formation, building at the meeting point of physical systems and computational thinking.
A CONTINUING CHAPTER
THE WORK THAT CONNECTS THE CHAPTERS
Anuja's early exploration of LSTM-based weather forecasting connected a research question with the timing of decisions on a working farm. Her contribution belongs to Apollo's first mission, alongside the team's published crop-intelligence research.
The Continuum carries those questions forward through field systems, measurement and simulation. This glimpse of Apollo's wider field research connects the first mission with the work now taking shape.
A continuing practice of literature study, reproducible experiments and scholarly writing, developed alongside her engineering education. Acceptance and commencement are pending.
A PRACTICE THAT CONNECTS
My interests sit where manufacturing, data and intelligent systems meet. Apollo's first research mission introduced me to questions that travel beyond the classroom: how we measure a physical system, learn from its behaviour, and explain what the evidence supports.
I am continuing that exploration through engineering at COEP and a growing body of research and technical work.
More about my direction ↗THE CONTINUING CHAPTER
Proposed appointments · Acceptance and commencement pending
Apollo ContinuumCarrying the experience of Mission I into the next chapter: research continuity, careful methods and a lasting record of the people and work behind Apollo.
Founding recognition & stewardship ↗An intended part-time appointment in applied research, reproducible experimentation and scholarly communication, developed alongside university study.
Research responsibilities ↗PUBLISHED RESEARCH / 2026
Efficient Convolutional Neural Network for Real-Time Crop Disease Detection in Precision Agriculture
Co-author with the Apollo Mission I research team. Published in the International Journal of Computer Applications, Volume 187, Number 98, pages 47-51.
Read the publication record ↗
IJCA · April 2026 · DOI 10.5120/ijca02c2de6188d7
RESEARCH IDENTITY
Public profiles for research,
publications and scholarly contributions.
Processes, measurements and computational reasoning in engineering.
Revisiting Apollo's early forecasting work through documented methods and careful evaluation.
Experiments, data provenance and explanations that make a result inspectable.
APOLLO / MISSION I
The original contribution, the published paper and the research questions that continue.
PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY