MeasureMe

MeasureMe is a mobile application, designed to measure the external human body using depth-sensing images. With our system, it’s now possible to measure and analyze the daily growth rate and changes in the body. The user can now easily monitor and evaluate the anthropometric changes of the whole body and its various parts, and validate whether it’s healthy or abnormal. The application instructs the user on the possibility of the disease based on the interpretations so that they can take necessary precautions before symptoms appear. The user can visualize the body growth whenever and wherever needed. You just need to be connected to the internet and have a depth-sensing camera in your phone. The ultimate motto of developing this application is to perform the bodily checkups accurately, predict the abnormalities and changes to avert the possibilities of diseases.

Pramish and Kobid started working together when they were in high school and are still hacking together. They have been working and growing for more than four years now and have already won many national science exhibitions and hackathons: Hack a week - Locus 2018, Yomari Code Camp 2018, KU IT Meet Hackathon 2019, Trinity Sci-Tech Expo 2017, Budhanilkantha School Science Fair 2017. Pramisha, being the elder sister of Pramish, has been cheering them for every innovation and event and often joins them for get-togethers, trips, and tours. Measureme always needed a researcher and content creator from medical background and she has been amazingly working along to find various health matrices and innovative concepts for the project. Together, they’ve shared lots of ideas, knowledge, fun and fantasies. Pramish Paudel is currently pursuing an undergraduate in computer engineering in the most prestigious engineering college of Nepal, Pulchowk Campus, Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University. He is very passionate about technology and its impact on mankind and the planet. For his contribution and passion for tech at a young age, he was enlisted as Glocal’s 20 Under 20 in 2017. “Solving real-world problems using technology brings me contentment”, he says. He is experienced in Machine Learning and Azure platforms. He has led teams to build software and hardware solutions that are serving more than 50 cities and villages of Nepal. Pramisha Paudel is an enthusiastic medical student, currently pursuing her undergraduate medical degrees from Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences, majoring in Dentistry. She has a keen interest in studying the various dimensions of the health and networks of the human body. She has been awarded with the 2021 Oral Health Foundation Student Scholarship Award by Pierre Fauchard Academy, USA for her outstanding leadership and academic achievement. She has also been involved in research activities on oral health and diseases for a year, carrying along with her responsibility as General Secretary of Rotaract Club of Kathmandu University Medical School, where she has initiated and accomplished different dental and general health camps in the community, forming teams. Kobid Upadhyay is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in computer engineering at Advanced College of Engineering, Nepal. Fancied by the GUI of the Microsoft operating systems since the age of 10, he aims to build a similar experience that GUI provides to the users. During his high school period, meeting with people who share similar ideas provided the opportunity to work amongst teams rather than limiting to himself. Since then, he has been engaged in different projects that have impacted different sectors of the governmental bodies across the country. He sees the future as the era of digital systems and is committed to the field of innovation and creation that would create an impact in the world.