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16세에 외과의사의 손을 안내하기 위한 소프트웨어로 학교 과학 부문 최대 상을 수상했습니다.

Gordon E. Moore Award, 75,000달러, Intel ISEF 2019의 1,800명 이상의 결선 진출자 중 선정.

2019년 5월, 세계 최대 규모의 대학 예비 과학 경시대회 최고상은 콜로라도주 그린우드 빌리지 출신의 16세 소년에게 돌아갔습니다. 크리티크 라메시는 척추 재건 수술 중 외과의를 실시간으로 안내하기 위한 컴퓨터 비전 시스템으로 Intel ISEF에서 75,000달러의 Gordon E. Moore Award를 수상했습니다. 주최 측의 수상자 명단이 기록된 문서의 전부이며, 그 이후 그에 관한 정보는 거의 발표된 바 없습니다.

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The $75,000 award

The Gordon E. Moore Award is the single largest individual honour at the International Science and Engineering Fair, and it is given once a year to one finalist. For 2019 the Society for Science, which runs the fair, listed it against one name: Krithik Ramesh, 16, of Greenwood Village, Colorado.

His entry was titled at the length of a full sentence: "Utilizing Computer Vision and Machine Learning Systems to Develop a Live Time Navigational and Surgical Aid for Spinal Reconstructions." Directly below him on the same list sat two Intel Foundation Young Scientist Awards of $50,000 each, taken by Allison Jia of San Jose and Rachel Seevers of Lexington, Kentucky, and the $10,000 Craig R. Barrett Award for Innovation, taken by Shriya Reddy of Northville, Michigan.

What the project set out to do

Spinal reconstruction is navigation under pressure. Hardware has to be placed against bone that the surgeon cannot fully see, and the margin for error is measured in millimetres. Ramesh's project, as its title states, applied computer vision and machine learning to produce live-time navigational guidance during the operation itself, rather than imaging reviewed before or after it.

The award listing does not publish a technical specification, accuracy figures, or the names of any clinical collaborators. What is on the record is the award, the stated approach and the claim the title makes. Anything more precise would have to come from documents that were never published alongside the prize.

The size of the field he came through

Scale is what gives the result its weight. Intel ISEF 2019 brought together more than 1,800 young scientists selected from 423 affiliated fairs in over 80 countries, regions and territories. Every finalist in the hall had already won somewhere else to get there.

About 600 of those finalists left with an award of some kind. Twenty-two Best of Category winners took $5,000 each plus a $3,000 first-place prize, and $1,000 grants went to their schools and to the affiliated fairs that sent them. Against that spread of prizes, the Moore Award is the narrowest point of a very wide funnel: one name, once.

What is documented — and what is not

The firm facts here are short and they are strong: the award, the amount, the age, the town, the project title and the year, published by the organisation that gave the prize. A competition result stated by the competition itself is close to the best evidence a record of this kind can have.

Everything after May 2019 is missing. No university, laboratory, company or follow-up interview appears in the sources gathered for this page. That is a gap in the reporting rather than a statement about what Ramesh has done since, and it is flagged here rather than filled in.

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Why so little follows a prize this large

The pattern is common to science-fair winners and unfamiliar to anyone used to sport or entertainment. The fair publishes a list, local outlets carry it for a day or two, and the winners go back to secondary school. Unless a project becomes a company or a patent, the trail stops at the podium.

That makes the organiser's page the durable document, and it is the reason it stands alone in the sources below. Readers looking for a current position, an affiliation or a photograph from the past few years will not find one here, because no source in this record supplies it.

May201920192019SinceMILESTONES IN ORDERALL AT AGE 16 · BORN 2003
Krithik Ramesh — every milestone on this page, in order.
May 2019
75,000달러 Gordon E. Moore 상 수상자로 지명Intel ISEF에서 16세의 나이로 75,000달러 Gordon E. Moore Award 수상자로 지명 (과학 학회)
2019
실시간 내비게이션 보조 도구로 등재척추 재건을 위한 실시간 내비게이션 및 수술 보조 도구로 등재
2019
1,800명 이상의 결선 진출자들과 경쟁80개국 이상의 423개 관련 박람회에서 선정된 1,800명 이상의 결선 진출자들과 경쟁
Since 2019
추가로 공개된 기록 없음여기 수집된 소스들 중에서 추가로 공개된 기록을 찾을 수 없음
인물국가이정표나이 / 기록
Sawsan Ahmed미국2021년 12월, 12세의 나이로 브로워드 대학(Broward College) 최연소 졸업12세
Arvind Mahankali미국13세에 2013년 스크립스 내셔널 스펠링 비 우승13세
Kerry Close미국13세에 2006년 스크립스 내셔널 스펠링 비 우승13세
Shania Muhammad미국15세의 나이로 랭스턴 대학(Langston University) 최연소 졸업15세
Krithik Ramesh미국16세에 외과의의 손을 돕는 소프트웨어로 학교 과학계 최대 상 수상16세

What is documented — and what is not

✓ Documented

  • $75,000 Gordon E. Moore Award at Intel ISEF 2019, aged 16 (Society for Science)
  • Project title and subject: computer vision and machine learning for live-time spinal reconstruction guidance
  • Listed home town of Greenwood Village, Colorado

? Unverified, disputed or wrong

  • No published date of birth, school details or photograph in these sources
  • No documented clinical testing, patent or commercial use of the system
  • No record of his university, employer or research work after 2019

Questions people ask about Krithik Ramesh

What did Krithik Ramesh win?

The Gordon E. Moore Award at Intel ISEF 2019, worth $75,000 — the fair's top individual prize, given to one finalist a year.

How old was Krithik Ramesh when he won?

Sixteen, according to the Society for Science listing. No source publishes his exact date of birth.

What was his project about?

Computer vision and machine learning used to build a live-time navigational and surgical aid for spinal reconstructions, as stated in the official project title.

Where is Krithik Ramesh now?

No source in this record states what he is doing now. The published trail ends with the 2019 award listing.

Is Krithik Ramesh on Wikipedia?

No Wikipedia article was found for him. The strongest available source is the Society for Science's own award page.

Where is he from?

Greenwood Village, Colorado, as listed by the fair organisers.

How hard is the award to win?

ISEF 2019 had more than 1,800 finalists from 423 affiliate fairs in over 80 countries; roughly 600 won something, and one of them won the Moore Award.

Did his system get used in hospitals?

No source states that it did. The record documents a competition-winning project, not a deployed clinical device.

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Sources

  1. Intel ISEF 2019 — top award winners — Society for Science, 2019-05

Checked by the Geniuses.club editorial team. Ages are given as of September 2026.

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