I am a Robotics Engineering student at the
University of Michigan,
focused on perception, navigation, and learning for autonomous systems. I am currently researching
navigation models at the Scalable Spatial Intelligence Lab.
My interests lie in path planning, deep learning, SLAM, computer vision, and probabilistic
representations of the world. I am drawn to problems where robots need to understand complex,
uncertain environments and build structured internal models that support reliable
decision-making — how machines represent space, reason under uncertainty, and connect
perception to action in a principled way.
I am especially interested in approaches that bridge geometric methods with learning-based
systems, combining classical state estimation with deep neural networks to create scalable,
robust autonomy stacks where mapping, localization, and visual understanding are core
intelligence layers rather than isolated components.
Long term, I want to contribute to autonomous systems that perceive richly, learn efficiently,
and operate reliably in the real world.