u/Sujith006

Hello! Can you guys tell what are the options for depositing mobile phones, small personal items and backpacks before Srivani Darshanam? Also how would the rush and wait time at the locker zones be?

Are there any options for people who climb up through alipiri or srivaari metlu to change their costumes before Darshanam if in case we don't have an accomodation in Tirumala. Insights?

TIA

Can anyone tell me who has first hand experience travelling with alliance air into Tirupathi which lands at 8.15 am, what are the chances of getting Srivani tickets at the counter? I know Indigo lands first by 7.20 am and considering its seat capacity and the tickets quota, what are the realistic chances if I take the 2nd flight?

Also with Srivani Tickets can I get accomodation or is there an option to pay and get accommodation as well?

Hello All! Asking for a friend (27F, Healthcare Professional) who will be in Pensacola for her hospital observership at Baptist Health Care. Looking for a temporary stay starting Aug 29th to September 29th. Preferable to share apartment with Indian roommates.Also she will be new to the place/country as well, and want to seek insights on getting around, familiarising with the place to plan her one month stay.

We tried FB groups, Airbnb and other sources. Not looking for site recommendations. Would be a great help if you could connect us with your Indian friends within your network. Thanks in advance

Hello Guys,

I'm building a cricket analysis product that turns ordinary phone video of a net session into per-ball biomechanics feedback for batters and bowlers — think joint angles, bat path, foot placement, timing between phases of a shot, and the kind of movement analysis that currently needs a lab and a coach standing next to you. There's a working pipeline already; I'm looking for someone experienced to help take it from "ground" to "match-ready (production-ready)."

What I'm working with (high level): a multi-stage CV pipeline — pose estimation, subject tracking (a net has more than one person in it), automatic segmentation of a 15-minute session into individual deliveries, phase/event detection within each action, and a metric layer that turns keypoints into numbers a coach would actually recognise. Two synced camera angles. Some parts are solid, some need real work — pose quality through practice netting, event detection precision, and holding up on messy real-world footage rather than clean test clips.

Who I'm looking for — you should have real experience in:

• Computer vision for video (pose estimation, object detection, tracking)
• Training and fine-tuning models** — not just calling pretrained ones.
•   Building datasets, running training, and debugging why a model underperforms on real-world footage
• Working with the practical stack — RTMPose/MMPose-family, YOLO-family detectors, ONNX runtime, that kind of thing
• Bonus: any sports-video, human-motion/biomechanics, temporal action localisation, or multi-camera / camera-geometry experience

Ideally Looking for candidates from Hyderabad/India and/or available to work remote immediately

Compensation will also be provided based on your expertise and commitment.

Cricket knowledge is a plus but not required — happy to teach the domain to someone strong on the CV side.