Four dates, in order.
One for each of the dates above. The rest are on the work page.
AN-Prez: multiplayer holographic presentations
Mixed reality presentations on HoloLens with shared holograms and spatial annotations. Enterprise deployments, shipped on the Microsoft Store, spatial computing before anyone called it a category.
Velocity: AI video generation for enterprise catalogues
HP needed 2,500 product videos. Agencies quoted $1.25M and 6 months. We shipped it in 7 minutes per video, at $50 each, across 28 markets.
Agentic AI Platform
Most AI deployments fail at the seams. Between agents, between tools, between a person and a machine. So this one holds there. Five agent layers. A confidence floor that's stricter in production than in testing. And a bad call that can't spread past the step that made it.
Neoflo IDP: intelligent document processing
We benchmarked six platforms before building anything. Three of the five we could buy fell apart on handwritten invoices. So we built the reader ourselves. The gap was never about optimisation. It was about approach.
What also sets him apart is his comfort with deep tech - 3D/VR and applied AI. He learns the stack quickly, asks the right technical questions, and translates complexity into clear product decisions engineers trust.
Shubham has a problem-solving mentality with a go-getter attitude. I have known him since he was a developer and now he has transitioned to a Product role, which is a great fit for him.
Shubham did an exceptional job on the projects he worked on with AutoVRse. He is an enthusiastic and passionate personnel, the professional in the Unity3D and the related areas of VR and AR development. I'd also like to add that he is hardworking, self motivated and intelligent team player.
