With 9 years of experience in leading engineering research teams, Udayan leads science and technology development at Oneirix Labs. He has unique research interests spanning many fields in computer science, electrical engineering, and computational and applied math. Udayan has published papers in the fields of genetic algorithms, programming languages, computer program parallelization and operations research. He has an MS in Computer Science with the specialization “Optimization and Signal Processing” from Stanford University.

Udayan conducts lectures on algorithms, DSP and other mathematical subjects for engineering students studying in Pune. He has more than 1000 hours of teaching experience: he has taught at VIT, MIT, PICT, University of Pune‘s Electronics Department and Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli.

Sanat leads the development of industry applications of new science and technology developed at Oneirix Labs. He has been actively contributing to research, mathematical modeling and simulation, experimental verification of developed theory and new product prototyping at Oneirix Labs for the last 4 years.

Before joining Oneirix Labs, Sanat worked on digital signal processing on parallel processors. He has completed his Bachelors in Engineering in E&TC from PICT, Pune. Apart from electronics, Sanat's academic interests are in the fields of Physics, Optics and Material and Life Sciences.

As head of intellectual property management, Dimple is responsible for intellectual property protection of Oneirix inventions for the benefit of the company and its clients. Dimple has an MS in Computer Science from the University of Texas, and is a registered patent agent at the Indian Patent Office.

Dimple also acts as primary liaison for Oneirix‘s software products and services, and has herself been a research engineer in some of these projects. Before joining Oneirix, Dimple worked as Visiting Scientist at C-DAC, Pune. She also taught Computer Science and Engineering for 3 years at VIT, Pune.

Ruby has an MSc in Mathematics from IIT, Madras. She specialized in topology, and her MSc thesis was titled “Equivalence of Ascoli–​Arzela and Tychonoff Theorems”. She has 3 years of experience in computational mathematics. Her research interests include computational mathematics, topology, web applications and educational research.

During his MSc (Engg) at IISc, Bangalore, Gaurav worked in the area of image processing and computer vision — more specifically on graphical models, optimization algorithms for Markov random fields and their application to image segmentation, and stereo and other vision problems. Gaurav‘s current research interests include image, signal and statistical modeling.

Sumeet obtained his MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering with specialization in Communications and Signal Processing from University of Wisconsin–Madison. His interests include signal processing, electronics, applied math and electromagnetics.