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Venkateswaranaidu Kolluri has developed new ways for companies to use data and artificial intelligence (AI). As a senior data scientist and architect, Kolluri uses his AI, machine learning, and cybersecurity expertise to build effective software systems.
“We build technology that turns complex data into practical solutions, especially in healthcare,” Kolluri says. He creates systems that help medical professionals make better decisions through data analysis. He has a extinguished experience in information technology and sciences, focusing on AI and achieving leadership at the highest levels in the field.
AI development journey
Kolluri’s career started in Hyderabad, India before he moved to the United States. He earned his master’s degree in information systems and technology from the University of Mary Hardin Baylor, preparing him for his AI and machine learning work. “My education taught me how computers and humans can work together more effectively,” Kolluri says. This knowledge shapes how he designs systems that make technology more helpful for people. In recognition of his contributions to the field, Kolluri received a 2024 Global Recognition Award for excellence in his industry.
He began at App Solutions Inc. as a systems analyst, where he learned to lead teams and manage complex projects. As a senior data scientist and architect, Kolluri develops software that analyzes large amounts of data to help businesses make informed decisions. His work has created machine learning models that predict patient outcomes with 95 percent accuracy and secure data systems that protect sensitive medical information. He has also built AI tools that help doctors analyze medical images more quickly and implemented automation systems that reduce manual data entry by 80 percent.
Research impact and technical developments
Kolluri writes research papers and articles about technological advancement. His first academic paper, “Vulnerabilities: Exploring Risks in AI Models and Algorithms,” examined security concerns in AI development. “That paper started important conversations about making AI systems safer,” Kolluri says. His research portfolio now includes 25 published articles in high-ranking journals, establishing him as a published researcher in the field. He continues to write about using AI and machine learning to improve healthcare delivery and patient care.
Authored books and patents
Kolluri’s expertise is further demonstrated through his published works. He has authored “Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: The Impact of Digital Transformation and Big Data Analytics in Healthcare System,” published by Notion Press Publications, and co-authored “Adaptive Intelligence: Evolutionary Computation for Next-Gen AI” with Dr. Sumeet Mathur.
His work has led to significant patents, including a “Facial Recognition Device” focusing on emotion recognition technology in healthcare and a “Robotic Device” patent for remote and real-time control of robotic operations using virtual reality and human actions.
Professional recognition and media coverage Kolluri’s influence extends through his numerous fellowship positions, including memberships in the Global Journals Engineering Research Council (FERC), the Scholars Academic and Scientific Society (SASS), and the International Organization for Academic and Scientific Development (IOASD). He serves on several editorial boards, including the International Journal of Information Technology and Management Information Systems (IJITMIS) and the International Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology (IJEET).
His work has garnered significant media attention, featuring features in prominent publications such as LA Weekly, which has branded him “A Visionary Leader in Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity.” Dainik Jagran and The Times of India have covered his works in emotion recognition technology, highlighting the impact of his work on patient care.
Long-term vision
Kolluri develops new solutions for complex technical challenges. His work improves AI use in preventive medicine and creates faster data processing systems. He focuses on creating new cybersecurity measures for healthcare data while teaching future data scientists. “I want to help create technology that solves real problems,” Kolluri says. “That means building practical and ethical systems, not just technically advanced.”
He plans to establish a startup dedicated to advancing healthcare through artificial intelligence. His goal is to develop solutions that benefit both the public and private sectors of the United States, improving patient care, data security, and operational efficiency.
Kolluri helps organizations improve their operations through better technology use. His work enables healthcare providers and organizations to use AI and machine learning effectively while protecting sensitive information. Obtaining a Global Recognition Award highlights his ongoing efforts to find practical and ethical technological solutions. As he continues his work in Austin’s technology sector, Kolluri creates practical solutions that improve how organizations use and protect their data.
“Overall, my achievements, research work, inventions, and authoring books serve as indicators of my success in reaching the top of my field,” Kolluri states, reinforcing his commitment to ongoing development in AI-driven healthcare improvements.
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