Krithik Ramesh
2019 Gordon E. Moore Award Winner, International Science and Engineering Fair
Krithik Ramesh developed a real-time navigation system for spinal reconstruction surgery to guide surgeons using augmented reality and machine learning. He was named an “Innovator to Watch” by Smithsonian Magazine in 2020, Encyclopedia Britannica’s 20 under 40 Change Makers in Medicine, and was the Intel ISEF Gordon E. Moore recipient in 2019. Currently, he is working on developing a fetal cardiac diagnostics platform to better diagnose congenital heart disease in utero, and is researching to understand the learning gap between AI and humans.
His medical projects include working on a team that is developing a low-volume blood diagnostics system. Mr. Ramesh has also conducted research at Boeing looking at turbulence modeling of wing structures. He also enjoys applying his love for engineering in philanthropic ways: He started a nonprofit organization called the Empowering Rural India Foundation that provides sustainable energy solutions to impoverished schools. His most recent project was providing a school in rural India with solar panels to provide clean and reliable energy.
His medical projects include working on a team that is developing a low-volume blood diagnostics system. Mr. Ramesh has also conducted research at Boeing looking at turbulence modeling of wing structures. He also enjoys applying his love for engineering in philanthropic ways: He started a nonprofit organization called the Empowering Rural India Foundation that provides sustainable energy solutions to impoverished schools. His most recent project was providing a school in rural India with solar panels to provide clean and reliable energy.
