About Me
I am an undergraduate at the University of Michigan, double-majoring in Robotics and Computer Engineering, where my research focuses on the intersection of resource-constrained autonomy and certifiable perception. I am driven to bridge the gap between high-level algorithms and embedded reality through hardware-algorithm co-design, specifically targeting real-time SLAM, multi-view sensor fusion, and memory-efficient mapping. My goal is to develop trustworthy autonomous systems that maintain integrity under strict computational constraints, enabling scalable, multi-agent intelligence capable of navigating the most challenging real-world environments.
Experience
Stryker | AI Reasoning and Path Planning Student Researcher
Jan 2025 – Dec 2025
Designed and developed an autonomous hospital stretcher with ROS 2 simulation and real-world navigation tests.
Pegatron | Robotic Engineering Intern
July 2025 – Aug 2025
Simba development team
ECE at Michigan | AI-AR Research Assistant
July 2024 – Mar 2025
Task Guidance System
University of Michigan
B.S.E. in Robotics and Computer Engineering
Class of 2026
Class of 2026
University of Michigan Robotics Department
• Instructional Aide - ROB 320 (Robot Operating Systems)
• Grader - ROB 215 (Robot Dynamics and Simulation)
University of Michigan Autonomous Robotic Vehicle
Embedded System Team Mentor IGVC