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I’m Sudhith, a senior at South Forsyth High School. I like figuring out how things work and building things of my own, especially with machine learning and computer vision. Here, you’ll find my projects, places I’ve traveled, and ways to get in touch.

Sudhith Mannuru on a bridge over the Thames in London, May 2026.

May 2026. London.

About me

I’m Sudhith, a high school senior who likes figuring out how things work—and building something with what I learn. A question about how computers learn from mistakes pulled me into machine learning. Since then, I’ve founded my school’s Machine Learning Club, explored computational neuroscience, and built tools to help people check information and find essential resources. I enjoy seeing an idea become something someone can actually use.

Projects

Things I built for rumor, trials, access, coaching, classrooms, hearing, a hackathon, and two posters. Click a card to open it.

NomaeTrust mobile feed showing a boil-water advisory in downtown Atlanta with claims marked as checking.

NoMaeTrust

An AI-powered platform that evaluates text and image claims so people can separate rumor from credible information. Built for moments when the loudest story is not the truest one.

Open project
Civitas landing page with the headline A new home begins with knowing your way and a language picker.

Civitas

A benefits-access assistant that helps refugees navigate assistance programs, eligibility rules, documents, deadlines, and what to do next — without asking them to become policy experts first.

Open project
AnactOrtho dark landing page with Live, Film, IQ, and Recruit courtside tools.

AnactOrtho

A basketball analysis platform that uses computer vision for court calibration, ball tracking, automated calls, scoring, commentary, and player insight — turning one camera into a full game staff.

Open project
MedMatch on a phone, searching recruiting cancer trials by condition, drug or sponsor, and city.

MedMatch

A clinical-trial finder for the cancers that make up most U.S. diagnoses. It starts with who a protocol is for and where it is running, then matches a note against compiled eligibility.

Open project
CoachMe2 homepage with the headline Everyone deserves a coach and portraits of the coaching team.

CoachMe2

A nonprofit coaching platform for ages 14–19. It makes personalized coaching frictionless and affordable — a dedicated coach walking with you from where you are to where you want to be.

Open project
VasteGuneHuiyaan homepage with a graduate in a cap and the headline Your journey starts here.

VasteGuneHuiyaan

A student workspace built for IIT students: internships, class resources, and research in one place. I joined as a team member and helped ship the live demo.

Open project
HearLearn prototype: a bone-conduction transducer on a board beside an Alpine player with a USB drive.

HearLearn

A bone-conduction device for people who cannot hear through the ear. Vibration carries sound through bone. I helped build the hardware and present it.

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Forsyth County News feature on DreamHacks, with a photo of Sudhith Mannuru and Arshia Bajaj.

DreamHacks

A free international virtual hackathon I co-founded. 127 students, more than 15 industry judges, and Infosys sponsorship. Featured on Forsyth County News.

Read the article
ThinkNeuro research poster titled How do drugs impact neural systems, with Sudhith Mannuru listed among the authors.

ThinkNeuro

Collaborated on a bibliometric analysis of 100 publications about drugs’ effects on neural systems, using R and Excel to examine research trends and citation patterns.

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Research poster titled Exploring Common Functions Associated with Genes: Unrevealing the Genetic Components of Schizophrenia, presented by Sudhith M. and Mukund G.

Georgia Science Fair

A research poster presented with Mukund G. on gene functions associated with schizophrenia. It compares mouse phenotype data with human genetic associations across behavioral, neurological, and growth traits.

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Travel

A narrow sunlit street in Old San Juan lined with blue colonial buildings, white trim, and wrought-iron balconies.A high view from the Spanish Steps in Rome looking toward Via dei Condotti and the city skyline.A sunlit botanical garden in Banff with flower beds, a wooden gazebo, evergreen trees, and a mountain peak.A multi-tiered Hindu temple entrance tower with intricate carvings and people gathered at the gateway.An orange apartment building in Bengaluru with cream neighbors and modern high-rises in the distance.A dusk skyline across water with city lights beginning to appear under a cloudy evening sky.A young visitor and a family member standing in front of a large I Love NY sign in a bright terminal hall.

Old San Juan

Puerto Rico

Colonial streets in saturated blue, white ironwork, and a vanishing point that feels like an invitation.

Contact

Let’s build something meaningful.

For projects, or a conversation about building with more care.