Hi! I am Ashutosh Mishra (Brain Pool Fellow, Yonsei University, South Korea).
I received my bachelor's degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering from Uttar Pradesh Technical University Lucknow (India) in 2008. My master's is in microelectronics and VLSI design from the National Institute of Technology Allahabad (India) in 2011. In 2018, I received Ph.D. from the Department of Electronics Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (Banaras Hindu University) Varanasi (India). I am the recipient of the prestigious Korea Research Fellowship (KRF) - 2019, by the National Research Foundation (NRF) and the Ministry of Science & ICT (South Korea). My research interests include Intelligent systems, Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics, Future Mobility, Convergence Technology, etc.
Selected work
AI-based recognition & corresponding fallback system under irregular situations for AVs
► Object & Event Detection, Recognition, & Identification
Pedestrians, ATC, Traffic Signals, Obstacles, Passengers with Intent & Activity, etc.
► Privacy-preservation
Personal privacy preservation of individuals.
► Identification
Identification of person under IS.
► Human & Non-human Identification
Identification of real person to avoid IS.
► Adverse Weather Conditions
Object and event monitoring in adverse weather.
In-cabin Monitoring System (IMS) for Future Mobility
Occupancy, No. of occupants, age group, gender, etc.;
Occupant body part outside the vehicle, seat belt;
Child age, car seat, an unattended child, etc.;
Eating, smoking, drinking, spilling objects and belongings;
Pets/Animals;
Vandalism, teasing, abuse, argument, etc.;
Dangerous objects, weapons, etc.;
Personal privacy;
Stealing, theft, etc.;
Illegal activities;
Misuse, mishandling, or malicious activities toward the vehicle.
Irregular situations.
Privacy-preserved In-Cabin Monitoring System
There is a contrary demand for privacy in the IMS of AVs. Therefore, an intelligent IMS must simultaneously satisfy the requirements of personal privacy protection and person identification during abnormal situations. In this study, we proposed a privacy-preserved IMS which can reidentify anonymized virtual individual faces in an abnormal situation.