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Hi, I'm Hemanth Sabbella. I am a first year PhD student at School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University (SMU) advised by Prof. Archan Misra (Funded by Singapore-MIT alliance and MoE). Prior to it, worked as a Research Engineer at SMU. I graduated from IIIT-Delhi with a degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering and also worked as a Research Assistant at the NeuRonICS Lab, Indian Institute of Science (IISc) under Prof. Chetan Singh Thakur

I specialize in embedded systems, digital and analog circuits, and machine/deep learning for MCUs. I have been working on tinyML systems, which involve incorporating size-constrained ML models into ultra-low-power wearables and embedded systems. Specifically, my current research interlinks event-driven/neuromorphic computing (SNNs), ultra-low-power hardware design, and soft knitted wearables (like knee braces), while also exploring their integration into robotic applications

In addition to my professional pursuits, I have a passion for photography (you can check out my work @foto.obscura), enjoy going ice-skating, and have a diverse palette when it comes to food.