I build useful systems and write down what I learn.
I am Lakshmikanth Karur Rajamani. My work moves between applied AI, healthcare and complex systems, guided by a simple question: can this make life meaningfully better?
01HealthcareLatte HealthAn applied research lab building private, practical AI tools that healthcare practitioners can use without carrying the burden of infrastructure or cost.↗02AutonomyData systems for autonomous trucksA data lake and inference engine where reliability mattered just as much as intelligence.·03FashionDigital twins for personal styleStyle clusters, digital wardrobes and recommendations that learned from how people dressed and purchased.·04Enterprise AIMaking model building usableAutomated data preparation, model development and packaging for business users. The work became part of TCS Machine First Delivery Model.·05Energy and financeFinding efficiency in complex systemsAI models for power plant efficiency and analytical tools that automated accounts payable workflows in financial services.·
Life around the work
Family, cities and curiosity.
I live in London with my lovely wife and son. We enjoy its food, people and endless experiences. I honestly do not think one can get bored here.
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01A walk outside resets everything.02A close encounter in Richmond Park.03Two cups and an unhurried conversation.04The calmest member of the house.05Stone, sky and centuries of craft.06A little theatre magic in London.07Trying something new, one bite at a time.08Making things, one playful piece at a time.09A calm corner hidden in green.10Coffee and a city walk.11Joy rarely needs much.12Cities are best understood on foot.13Pistachio milk, made and tested at home.14Quietly keeping an eye on things.15Looking up in a city full of stories.16Thoughtful treats from Japan.17Small objects carrying old stories.18Good coffee, questionable goose mood.19The day the giraffes looked back.20A market stall made for listening.21A small Friday pause at the desk.22History made tangible in Stockholm.23A tiny bit of Halloween theatre.24Engineering that looks like sculpture.25Warm glögg on a cold Nordic evening.26Old stone, small doors, many stories.27Chai is almost always a good idea.28A good room can make curiosity visible.29A quiet detail worth noticing.30Public art that stops the walk.31A sentence found at the right moment.32A landscape quiet enough to think.33Simple forms, strong character.34Me, according to an enthusiastic illustrator.35A home for conversations shaped by experience.36Where I write down what stays with me.37Lak, reduced to the essentials.
Things I return to
Books, screens and voices that stay with me.
A living shelf of what I am reading, watching and listening to, along with the writers whose work keeps pulling me back.
In my early twenties, long motorbike rides gave me time to notice the people around me. When I bought food, I started buying one more packet for someone on the street.
When COVID arrived, friends joined me. Together we produced and distributed meals across smaller cities in Tamil Nadu for a month. I am still working on the wider problem of feeding people on the streets.
