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Articles by Ramesh Krishnamurthy
Loners Have It: Insights on Breeding and Non-Breeding Individuals of Sloth Bears in Central India
1 Introduction A thriving population is critically dependent on one of the vital life history parameters, that is, reproduction. While reproduction output or success indicates the population's viability, breeding success or failure could be affected by a plethora of biotic and abiotic factors; however, the complex nature of such mechanisms remains poorly understood.
Revisitation dynamics and fine-scale habitat use of tigers in a tropical dry deciduous forest of central India
Abstract Introduction: Understanding how apex predators allocate space-use intensity within their home ranges is essential for linking individual-level movement decisions to broader ecological and conservation management.
Human-centric AI is changing the way customers experience technology
Automation during its formative years focused solely on speeding up tasks like checkouts, password resets, and 24/7 customer support availability. At the time, that's what customers needed the most. In 2026, customers want systems to pick up on intent, recognize urgency, and respond empathetically in a way that fits their situation. Human-centric AI has now advanced to meet these expectations, and in the coming sections, you will see how this shows up in product and customer experience workflows.
Of Shared Homes and Pathways: Free-Ranging Dog Movement and Habitat Use in a Human-Wildlife Landscape in India
Abstract Background: Free-ranging dogs are widely considered to potentially have negative impacts on wildlife in shared landscapes. Understanding their use of these landscapes is therefore essential to develop effective management strategies in wildlife-adjacent regions. In this study, we investigated the movement patterns of free-ranging dogs in the protected area matrix of Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR) in Southern India.
Interspecific interactions among major carnivores in Panna Tiger Reserve: A multispecies occupancy approach
1 INTRODUCTION Terrestrial carnivores are integral members of ecological communities that are facing an unprecedented decline in population due to the contraction of their geographic range and habitat fragmentation resulting from agricultural expansion and human activities (Ceballos & Ehrlich, 2002; Di Minin et al., 2016; Estes et al., 2011; Ripple et al., 2014).
AI Revolution: Transforming gaming landscapes and beyond
Autored By: Ramesh Krishnamurthy, President-iXie (Indium’s Gaming Division) Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game changer in reshaping gameplay, game development, and the entire gaming ecosystem with enhanced player experience. The global gaming market is projected to reach an astounding by 2027, as per a recent PwC article. , with AI playing a pivotal role in driving this growth.
The growing potential of generative AI in gaming
By Ramesh Krishnamurthy, President-iXie (Indium’s Gaming Division) The concept of a machine capable of creating art, music and stories has existed since the time of the Ancient Greeks, through the stories of inventors like Daedalus which describes them as having designed Automata or machines which were capable of writing, text, producing music and creating art. But the stories did not stop there.
Enterprise Search using ElasticSearch
Figure 1 below shows the architectural flow of the solution. The critical architecture components are : Search Data Ingestion - This service receives data from all the modules. The data is sent via a RestAPI, and the JSON data format follows a well-defined 'contract.' The service then publishes the data as an ElasticSearch document in the appropriate index. Search Service - User-entered search text from the UI is sent to the Search Service.
Sharing Spaces and Entanglements With Big Cats: The Warli and Their Waghoba in Maharashtra, India
Introduction Human-wildlife conflict emerged as a field of study within conservation research and practice in the 1990s and has since been developing (Woodroffe et al., 2005; Redpath et al., 2015; Pooley et al., 2017; Bhatia et al., 2019).
The concept of collocation
Abstract The use of the word collocation has varied a great deal since it was first borrowed into English around the sixteenth century. The history of these changes is covered in detail as part of this chapter, but since there is still considerable variation in its use as a technical linguistic term it might be helpful to establish how the word is used in this book.
WHO and ITU establish benchmarking process for artificial intelligence in health
Growing populations, demographic changes, and a shortage of health practitioners have placed pressures on the health-care sector. In parallel, increasing amounts of digital health data and information have become available.
Let’s sign up for this language
A sudden thought came to my mind. Why not let every Indian learn sign language? Government policies apart, Indians finding themselves in a State whose language they don’t know have a real need to communicate with the local people in their daily lives. How else can they enjoy their stay? We are all human beings and we feel an emotional need to connect. So what was the provocation for my thought? Well, simply our difficulty in finding a suitable language for countrywide communication.
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