I work in research and development on Honda’s humanoid avatar robot perception system. Here are some public links and videos:
I began my work at Connected Robotics Inc. on the Dishwasher Robot Project. As the lead computer vision engineer, my responsibilities included ensuring accurate detection of dishes and their 3D positions with respect to the camera, as well as camera calibration and developing robust detection in difficult lighting conditions.
I also worked on the French Fries Robot project. The goal of the project was to create a robot system that can produce french fries and deliver them to a bagging station. My main role was to design the initial system and simulate the robot system in a virtual environment.
I then contributed to the Delibot Project. The project aimed to develop a robot that can pick up sticky foods such as potato salad and place them in a bento box. It features customizable, easy-to-swap grippers tailored to different food textures.
I lastly worked on the AI Inspection Software and the Inspection Robot projects focusing on software development, computer vision, deep learning algorithm design, MLOps, and camera/device control.
I’m all about self-improvement and personal growth. So much so that I’m practically a self-help book in human form. If there’s a new challenge, I’m on it – not because I want to, but because my ego insists. Online courses? I’ve taken a ton. Mostly to give me something to humblebrag about at parties.
Here are some open-source repositories where I’ve made reasonable contributions:
Hours Volunteered | Over 336 Hours (Updated on Aug 2023) |
Speak | Around 6 lanugages |