Aabhas Senapati

Founder at Thing Finder. A student who loves to learn, make, tinker with new hardware & software based tech. Love having philosophical discussions with others!

Aabhas Senapati is a young social-entrepreneur from Ahmedabad, India, focused on reforming education and changing mindsets. He is the founder of ThingFinder, a startup aimed at helping Alzheimer patients and the elderly track their daily objects. Aabhas has participated in over 20 international hackathons, winning seven, including three MIT challenges. His projects address critical issues like Alzheimer's, Mental-Health, Data-Bias in Clinical-Research, Emergency Safety, and Accessibility of Health-Care & Education. Aabhas is an advisory board member of UNICEF's Young People's Action Team, advocating for youth voices in policy-making. He is a strong advocate for social impact and shares his views through blogging on social issues. Aabhas believes in the power of simplicity and giving back to create satisfaction and improvement in the world. He was recognized as one of the RISE Global Winners, receiving support for lifelong education and social initiatives. Aabhas is dedicated to creating a positive impact in his community and beyond.