2025
Pitched a startup concept, 'Autopatt,' automating pattern recognition in micro-manufacturing to improve precision alignment and efficiency.
Competed in the ShowOhio Pitch Competition with a prototype and business strategy for 'Autopatt,' an automation tool powered by pattern recognition. The project focused on improving alignment accuracy in microresistor placement within photolithography processes—an area critical to semiconductor manufacturing efficiency.
"Your approach to manufacturing automation could have significant industry applications." – Competition panel judge
Addressed billion-dollar inefficiencies in microelectronics manufacturing through automation.Proposed cost-savings potential via reduced error rates, minimized rework, and yield improvements.Showcased importance of interdisciplinary approaches—linking technical innovation to business outcomes.Contributed to ongoing student entrepreneurship ecosystem at Ohio State.