About Me
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
AI Reasoning and Path Planning Student Researcher
Stryker
Jan 2025 – Dec 2025
Jan 2025 – Dec 2025
Autonomous Hospital Stretcher
Robotic Engineering Intern
Pegatron
July 2025 – Aug 2025
July 2025 – Aug 2025
Simba Development Team
AI-AR Research Assistant
Electrical & Computer Engineering at Michigan
July 2024 – Mar 2025
July 2024 – Mar 2025
Task Guidance System
University of Michigan
Class of 2026 Winter
B.S.E. Robotics
B.S.E. Computer Engineering
Research Groups
Scalable Spatial Intelligence Lab
B.S.E. Robotics
B.S.E. Computer Engineering
Research Groups
Scalable Spatial Intelligence Lab
University of Michigan Robotics Department
EECS 467 (Autonomous Robotics) - Instructional Aide
ROB 320 (Robot Operating Systems) - Instructional Aide
ROB 215 (Robot Dynamics and Simulation) - Grader
University of Michigan Autonomous Robotic Vehicle
Embedded System Team Mentor