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Hi Hello.
I am a robotics engineer and a soon-to-be Ph.D. student in robotics.
My research interests lie at the intersection of robot autonomy, localization and mapping, and visual understanding for navigation and decision making. I am broadly interested in estimation problems, machine learning, and inference, in aerial, ground, and manipulation domains.
I spend most of my time at the lab or on the track– here’s me trying to jump far:
Updates
- August 2022
- Future me will be joining Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute as a Ph.D. student.
- August 2021
- I have joined Indoor Robotics as a Robotics Algorithm Engineer.
- June 2021
- I have graduated from MIT with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, with a minor in Mathematics.
Feel free to Contact me! For professional inquiries, you are invited to my professional profile.
Recent projects:
Robot Tello Drone = Botello.
Botello is here! Kinda, at least. My goal with this project is to create a robotic drone that would provide a foundation for later experimentation. Generally, take a look at the GitHub repo if you’re curious! It will be up to date. https://github.com/yoraish/botello
A Full Autonomous Stack, a Tutorial | ROS + Raspberry Pi + Arduino + SLAM
UPDATED September 2021: This guide is a walkthrough for setting up an autonomous ROS stack on a Raspberry Pi. Teleoperation, mapping, localization, and navigation are all covered!
DELSE: Deforming Ellipsoids for object Shape Estimation
It is often important for robots to know the location and shape of objects. However, this task can be a bit tricky! Many times robots can only obtain partial observations due to self-occlusions or occlusions in the scene. In this project (which is approximately equivalent to half of an undergraduate senior- year research project, with… Read more DELSE: Deforming Ellipsoids for object Shape Estimation →
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