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Romir Kulshrestha has a diverse background in robotics engineering and technology. Currently, they are working as the System Integration Lead at YES!Delft's ImpactLab, where they conceptualize and develops real-world applications of robotics for clients such as NS and VolkerWessels. Romir is particularly focused on working with the Spot robot by BostonDynamics.
In addition to their work at YES!Delft, Romir is also a Founder of the company "romir." Since 2023, they have been involved in the AI for Retail AIR Lab as a Robotics Engineer, where they likely contributes to the development and implementation of robotic systems in the retail industry.
In 2023, Romir was part of the Mars Rover Project at the HUMANISE Project. This experience likely exposed him to the challenges of designing and operating robots for extraterrestrial environments.
Before these roles, Romir co-founded VoltlinkBoards in 2022, and prior to that, they worked as a Minor Robotics engineer at RoboHouse, where their work involved developing the BasketBuddy robot to automate the relocation of shopping baskets within retail stores.
Beyond their robotics work, Romir has experience in event coordination and technology solutions development. Romir worked as an Event Coordinator for the NPSKHack 2019 in Bangalore, where they oversaw a team and collaborated with IBM to bring mentors and judges to the event. Romir also interned at Cisco's Talent Outreach program, where they collaborated with fellow students to develop a school event scheduling system.
Romir has also participated in prestigious programs, including a research traineeship at CERN, where they gained hands-on knowledge in particle physics and cosmology. Romir also attended Duke University's Duke TiP program, where they enrolled in a physics course at a university level.
Overall, Romir's work experience highlights their expertise in robotics engineering, technology development, event coordination, and research.
Romir Kulshrestha completed their Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering from Delft University of Technology from 2020 to 2023. Prior to that, they obtained their XII degree in Computer Science from National Public School from 2018 to 2020. Romir also holds a High School Diploma from Delhi Public School - Bangalore East from 2008 to 2018. Additionally, Romir has a certification in "Neural Networks and Deep Learning" from Coursera, although the month of completion is not specified, it was obtained in 2020.Corrected
YES!Delft
At YES!Delft, we help building tomorrow's leading tech firms. We do this by providing full-lifecycle support to our startups, creating connections between talented people and disruptive ideas, and face global challenges, together. A little bit of story: YES!Delft opened the doors to its first location in 2005 as one of the first tech incubators in the Netherlands - next to the campus of the Delft University of Technology. Today, we support and empower tech entrepreneurs to bring their disruptive tech innovation to the market as fast and as best as possible. Over the years we have built custom ecosystems. We provide startups with 360 degree support: custom startup programs, full-lifecycle services such as recruitment and funding, access to market and capital, and a community of experts, corporate partners and mentors.How do we differentiate ourselves? We support entrepreneurs who build complex products (both hardware and digital) in challenging markets, often with a run-up time, long development trajectories and expensive prototyping involved. We take zero equity as we are a non-profit organisation. We believe that the entrepreneur comes first and we value quality over quantity.