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Varun Vaidhiya

Hi, I’m Varun Vaidhiya — a Full-Stack Robotics & AI Engineer building intelligent systems. My work focuses on Vision-Language-Action models, ROS 2, and high-performance edge GPU inference for autonomous vehicles and physical AI.

I’ve built end-to-end robotic software — from 3D perception and SLAM to Vision-Language-Action model training and edge GPU inference optimisation. I specialize in C++ for embedded Linux and IoT device management, as well as building deep learning pipelines on Jetson and RTX edge GPUs.

I’m currently building OhhO Robotics — one robot, one open engine (the rest is roadmap). Working today: the engine can talk to OmniBot’s mecanum base, run a simulator with no hardware attached, and record arm and base motion for training. I’m interested in working with companies building the intelligence layer for robotics, autonomous vehicles, and UAVs.

Experience

OhhO Robotics — Founder & Robotics Software Engineer

Oct 2024 – Present

Five AI — MSc Dissertation Researcher, Autonomous Vehicle Perception

Dec 2023 – Oct 2024

42Gears Mobility Systems — Senior Software Engineer, IoT & Embedded Linux

Mar 2023 – Jul 2023

Tata Consultancy Services — Systems Engineer

Feb 2021 – Sep 2022

Education

What I Work On

GitHub Activity

Varun's GitHub Contribution Graph

Open Source Projects

ProjectDescriptionStack
OmniBotOpen-source mecanum mobile manipulator (Yahboom base, SO-101 arm, Raspberry Pi 5, Meta Quest 3 teleop). Working today: the Apache-2.0 ohho-os engine (PyPI 1.1.2) talks to the base, runs a simulator with no hardware attached, and records arm and base motion for training. Roadmap: the wider OhhO console platform — the website consoles are prototypes with simulated data, and fleet, twin, compliance and security consoles are roadmap.Python / ROS 2 / TypeScript / Next.js
ohho-sdkThe ohho-os Python package on PyPI; CI on Linux/macOS/WindowsPython
OhhO-VRMeta Quest 3 teleop client over ROSBridgeUnity / C#
SAM2forAVSAM2 model applied to autonomous vehiclesJupyter / Python
AEB-Model-Based-DesignAutomatic Emergency Braking model-based designSimulink
perfetto_analysis_repoPerformance analysis scripts using PerfettoPython
libfreenect2Fork with Raspberry Pi / ARM NEON and USB transfer fixesC++

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