Unwilling to give in to cerebral palsy, specially-abled man becomes tech scientist

The triumph of optimism over adversity may be the best quote to describe Dr Akshansh Gupta, who was struck by cerebral palsy, yet became a scientist working on deep-learning architecture for motor imagery brain-computer interface (BCI) that helps differently-abled people to do their daily routine work with ease.

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