Summary
Hemanth Sabbella is a Ph.D. student and visiting researcher with a decade of experience building low-power embedded systems, edge AI pipelines, and novel sensing hardware across academic and startup settings. At SMU’s SCIS and MIT SMART’s M3S group under Prof. Archan Misra he works on cross-disciplinary projects ranging from battery-free audio badges for speaker identification to decentralized LiDAR interference recovery and Jetson-based saliency-aware inference. His background blends hands-on circuit design and real-time firmware (TI CC1352, Cortex-M4F) with system-level optimization for robotics and industrial analytics, exemplified by a startup product that predicts machine failures from audio and IMU signatures. Prior work at IISc includes super-resolution ultrasound hardware and validation of novel ADC architectures, highlighting a knack for folding complex hardware into cost- and power-efficient systems. Based in Singapore, he combines rigorous research skills with product-minded engineering and a track record of translating prototypes into deployable solutions.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
12th, Maths, Physics and Chemistry, 96.6%, 12th, Maths, Physics and Chemistry, 96.6% at Sri Chaitanya College of Education
10th, 93%, 10th, 93% at Bhashyam Public School
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science at Singapore Management University
Bachelor's degree, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Electronics and Communications Engineering at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi
English, Telugu, Hindi