setu.codes
Bridging technology and humanity through learning and connection
Why "setu"?
I chose the name Setu, which means 'bridge' in Sanskrit, because it reflects my mission to bridge the gap between technology and humanity—connecting people through learning, dialogue, and inclusion.
Fencing — Focus and discipline
About Me
I’m an 18-year-old fencer and technologist passionate about using computer science, data science, and machine learning to build inclusive tools that bridge the digital divide and help people learn, connect, and communicate more easily.
Projects
This portfolio highlights four inclusive AI projects that enhance communication, cognition, and information access for people with disabilities: Speech to Text for Stuttering Individuals, Handwritten Text Recognition, Gayatri Mantra Sound Wave Research, and a RAG Pipeline for Visually Impaired Users.
Gallery
A collection of moments from my journey, featuring fencing highlights, Mandarin graduation, violin and singing performances, and snapshots of awards and accomplishments.
Blog
Thoughts on technology, accessibility, and inclusion
About Me
I’m an 18-year-old fencer and technologist passionate about using computer science, data science, and machine learning to build inclusive tools that bridge the digital divide and help people learn, connect, and communicate more easily.
My Mission to Bridge Technology and Humanity
Ever since I discovered how powerful technology can be in connecting people, I've wanted to use it to create equal opportunities for everyone. My goal is to apply data science to empower students and individuals of all abilities to learn, express, and connect through technology. I'm building an accessible platform where students can gain computer science education to bridge the digital divide and open new pathways to opportunity.
Through projects like a speech-to-text translator that helps people who stutter communicate more confidently, and a digital forum that turns socioeconomic debates into data-driven conversations, I strive to make technology not just a tool—but an equalizer. I want to create spaces that celebrate inclusion, amplify diverse perspectives, and inspire a generation to learn from both code and conversation.