Sriram Sami

I am an Instructor and graduating Computer Science PhD candidate at the
National University of Singapore.

I teach introductory courses for Computer Engineering students, and Operating Systems / Parallel Computing modules for Computer Science students.

My research focuses on security and privacy issues and novel use-cases for active sensors (e.g., LIDARs).

Office: School of Computing, COM2 02-47

Browser extension to automate tedious animation tasks in Google Slides with a single keyboard shortcut.

Offline quick-and-dirty text plagiarism checker written in Rust

Browser extension that notifies you when ChatGPT finishes generating your response (and more).

A Telegram bot and cheeky scrapers to get the latest blood stock levels in Singapore.

A route planner for doctors' rounds within Singapore General Hospital

A free and efficient tool to find the best timetable for your NUS modules.

A novel hidden camera detection and localization system that leverages the time-of-flight (ToF) sensor on commodity smartphones.