HemoSense
A non-invasive biomedical device for early PPH detection utilizing capacitive sensing and custom machine learning. Features real-time blood volume estimation, local alarms, and IoT telemetry optimized for FDA/CE regulatory pathways.
Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate specializing in embedded solutions, machine learning, and custom hardware fabrication.
I am a Biomedical Engineering undergraduate at the Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.
I am focusing on bridging the gap between physiological signal processing and robust hardware realization. My expertise lies in developing embedded solutions that combine machine learning with hands-on fabrication, including custom PCB design and 3D modeling, to create high-accuracy biomedical and assistive devices.
Interest Areas: Biomedical Device Design and Manufacturing, Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Design, Microcontroller Programming, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Embedded Machine Learning and Human-Computer Interaction.
A non-invasive biomedical device for early PPH detection utilizing capacitive sensing and custom machine learning. Features real-time blood volume estimation, local alarms, and IoT telemetry optimized for FDA/CE regulatory pathways.
A Switch Mode Variable Bench Power Supply (30V, 5A) featuring 80-95% energy efficiency. Implements hardware safety mechanisms and a custom ergonomic enclosure for thermal management.
A robust machine learning pipeline for predicting heart disease risk. Utilizes Python and Scikit-learn for model evaluation, and features a responsive Flask and Bootstrap web application.
I am actively seeking internships, research collaborations, and new opportunities in embedded systems, machine learning, and biomedical device design. Whether you have a project in mind or just want to connect, my inbox is always open!