Sajitha Madugalle
I'm Sajitha Madugalle, a Biomedical Engineering undergraduate passionate about Electronics, Biomedical device designing, IC Designing, and Computer vision.
I'm Sajitha Madugalle, a Biomedical Engineering undergraduate passionate about Electronics, Biomedical device designing, IC Designing, and Computer vision.
Analog Heart rate Monitor is a portable ECG monitor which is developed by only analog electronic components. Digital system used for displaying the wave forms on the display.
A window capturing tool using computer vision-based Optical Character Recognition (OCR) integrated with the Gemini API.
A gait analyzer which can be used to monitor pressure distribution of the foot for further diagnosis.
A Printed Circuit Board for a wrist watch created as the alerting device of Stearsafe (an EOG based Drowsiness detector).
A robotic arm vibration analysis, using MATLAB and a data acquisition device. Which accurately assesses natural vibrations, and calculates the damping factors of the system.
An analysis and tapeout design process of a CMOS inverter under sky130 PDK. open source tools like Ngspice, Magic VLSI, Xschem has been used for design and simulations.
PCB designs using Altium Designer
3D designs using Solidworks
Achieved seventh place in the Sri Lanka Microelectronic Olympiad - IEEE Chips Challenge, organized under the "Challenge Sphere" program by the IEEE Sri Lanka Section. This competition tested participants' knowledge and skills in microelectronics, with a focus on innovative solutions in the field.
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Selected as the Co-chairperson of Brainstorm 2024, the premier healthcare innovation challenge in Sri Lanka, organized by the IEEE EMBS Student Branch Chapter at the University of Moratuwa. The event concluded successfully at the IESL Auditorium, showcasing cutting-edge healthcare innovations and solutions.
Joined the organizing committee of Enigma, a mathematical-based coding hackathon organized by the Mathematics Society of the University of Moratuwa. Contributed to the academic team by designing and developing math-based coding problems for the competition, challenging participants' problem-solving and programming skills.
Conducted a robotics workshop as part of SLRC 2024 at Dharmaraja College, Kandy, and Tholangamuwa Central College, Tholangamuwa. Participated as a workshop presenter, providing hands-on training and insights into robotics, inspiring students to explore the field of automation and robotics.
Led the inaugural robotics workshop for the newly established Robotics Club at Government Science College. The workshop featured interactive sessions and hands-on Newss, fostering students' interest and understanding of robotics technology.
After achieving a perfect 4.00/4.00 SGPA, I chose Biomedical Engineering as my degree program. This decision reflects my passion for combining engineering principles with medical applications to develop innovative healthcare solutions.
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