A YUVAN AVINASH
B.Tech CSE Student at SRM Ramapuram || Passionate about Tech & Innovation 🚀
B.Tech CSE Student at SRM Ramapuram || Passionate about Tech & Innovation 🚀
Hello! I am A Yuvan Avinash, pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science at SRM IST. Passionate about Full Stack Development, AI, Web Development, and innovative tech solutions. 🔥💻
I am actively learning modern web technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.js, Node.js, and exploring cloud services to become a proficient Full Stack Developer. Completed projects: Smart Waste Segregation System, Library Fines Calculator, Hand-Gesture Writing Board. 💡📚
My interests include Robotics, Open Source Contributions, AI Research, Web App Development, UI/UX Design, and continuous learning through online courses, hands-on projects, and challenges. 🚀🌐
I believe in learning by doing—whether it’s developing projects, experimenting with new ideas, or collaborating with others. I actively seek opportunities to challenge myself, contribute to teams, and keep growing.
B.Tech - CSE
2025 – 2029 📍Currently pursuing
Mathematics and Computer Science
2019 – 2025 | Grade 12
Issued Sep 2025 | Credential ID: 0e5e8b99-4149-4bfd-90d6-46517f8310e2
Issued Sep 2025
"Developed an Automated Waste Segregation System👀👀 with real-time object detection, utilizing various sensors and programmed with Arduino and VS Code. The system efficiently classifies and sorts waste using sensor data and machine learning, enhancing recycling efficiency and automation. This project, developed for SV Scientifica-2024, an inter-school competition, showcasing innovation in embedded systems, computer vision, and sustainability-focused technology🐲."
"🌟 From Classroom to Web I built a Library Fines Calculator in just 2 days for my Programming for Problem Solving course. Starting with C (logic & conditions), I later transformed it into an interactive webpage using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript."
“I developed a Hand-Gesture❤️❤️Writing Board using Python, OpenCV, Mediapipe, and NumPy. It allows drawing with finger tracking and includes an eraser mode that activates when all five fingers are shown. This project demonstrates real-time hand tracking and has applications in education, presentations, accessibility, and digital art—turning a simple idea into an innovative solution.”