I am a Ph.D. student in Robotics at the University of California, fortunate to be advised by Professor S.K. Gupta. I am a member of the RROS Lab, where we focus on smart manufacturing systems and skill learning for complex manufacturing tasks.
My research centers on leveraging probabilistic models and deep learning to enable multi-sensory perception and manipulation skills, with the goal of enhancing flexibility and adaptability in robot learning. I am particularly interested in developing intelligent ways to integrate diverse sensory feedback — including force, tactile inputs, and language — into robotic systems.
I have authored three first-author publications, including papers in ICRA and RA-L, with one currently under review for CASE 2025. Additionally, I have contributed to three ASME conference papers (MSEC and IDETC), with our MSEC 2024 paper receiving the Best Conference Paper Award (2nd place). I have also served as a reviewer for multiple conferences, including ICRA 2025, IROS 2025, and CASE 2025.
Ph.D. in AME (Robotics) 2026
University of Southern California
MS in Mechanical Engineering (Automation) 2023
University of Southern California
BS Mechanical Engineering 2022
University of Southern California
Honda Research Institute
May 2025 – Aug 2025
Researh on vision language action models applied on dexterous manipulations tasks
Center for Advanced Manufacturing
Jan 2022 – Present
Conduct research on decision-making for robotic manipulation and task planning in manufacturing, and publish findings in top-tier journals and conferences.
Versa Products
Jan 2022 – May 2022
C/C++, Python, Linux
Pytorch, TensorFlow, MoveIt, ROS/ROS2,OpenCV, Open3D
Isaac Sim, Mujoco, Webots, Gazebo
Kuka, ABB, Yasakawa, UR
Git, CUDA, Docker
Great course taught by Professor Sergey Levine: Syllabus. Spans from basic affine transform, regularization techniques. Then goes in to different architectures like CNN, RNN and Transformers. Touches on different applications like natural language processing, computer vision and imitation learning for self-driving cars and robotics.
Considered one of the best tutorials to neural networks taught by Andrej Karpathy.
Course taught at USC by Professor Assad Obeai. Touches on introductory theories behind probability like random variables and vectors, Conditional distributions and Bayes theorem, and stocahstic processes and its applications