Bio. I’m currently interning at
Google Brain Robotics
working at the intersection of robotic perception and manipulation. My research centers around Deep
Learning and its applications to Robotics and Computer Vision. In particular, I'm interested in
creating machines that self-supervise and improve over time through their interaction with the
physical world. I'm driven to build things that will have positive impact at scale.
Last summer, I interned at
Nimble AI where I built the infrastructure for training
and deploying various real-time grasping algorithms for suction and parallel-jaw grasping. Before that, I was a visiting
researcher in the
Khuri-Yakub Ultrasonics Group at Stanford University,
applying machine learning to enhance ultrasonic transducers like a chemical nose and a touch screen.
Outside of work I enjoy contributing to open source and
blogging.
News
April 2019 -
I’ll be attending Stanford University in September 2019 to begin my master’s degree in Computer Science.
