Blowing the horn...
I
am no longer with the Computer Lab; you can still contact me at Rajiv.Chakravorty@gmail.com
Prior
to Computer Lab, I worked with Philips
Research in their Advanced Systems and Applications
Lab at Eindhoven (their research headquarter) in The Netherlands. As a
full-time member of technical staff of this Lab I worked on their
futuristic project named Smart Box Management
(SBM) with the goal to design and build electronic devices that can be
dynamically reconfigured and remotely managed on-the-fly without
requiring explicit manual intervention. Concepts and tools introduced
in the SBM project are commercialized as part of the STREAMIUM™
devices available from Philips. I also participated in the
implementation and standardization of Digital-to-Digital Copy
Protection for DVD-video and shipped two successive releases of the
then Philips led Millennium Watermarking System
for digital video. This work spun out the two innovative software
products - REPLITRACK™
and CINEFENCE™
- now commercially available from Philips.
Before Philips, I worked
with India's Sasken
Communication Technologies Ltd. Bangalore
in
their Mobile Multimedia R&D group designing and implementing
multimedia solutions based on the MPEG-4 standard. This work now part
of Sasken's STRAWBERRA™
multimedia products, and some research papers and talks at
Sasken (and here's a sample PDF document
I wrote way back around Sep 1999 work)
is licensed and incorporated into several commercial products including
NEC N902i/Panasonic P902i 3G cellphones, SHARP MPEG-4 VN-EZ1 Viewcam,
etc. as well as licensed to Ericsson, Intel, and Mitsubishi
Communications.
I studied in the Indian
Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi for Master of Technology
(M.Tech) in Computer Technology and RKNEC,
Nagpur University for
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.)
in Electronics, which I finished in May 1999 and July 1997
respectively. At IIT Delhi I was a recipient of DAAD Fellowship
Award from Germany (May 1998-March 1999) and was a DAAD
scholar at ComNets, Technical University
of Aachen, Germany. I received my entire schooling from S.F.S.
- again one of oldest
schools of central India.
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