Resume
Academic Achievements
- Publications: CAROM - Vehicle Localization and Traffic Scene Reconstruction from Monocular Cameras on Road Infrastructures; Wearable Sensor Array Design for Spine Posture Monitoring During Exercise Incorporating Biofeedback; Active Adversarial Evader Tracking with a Probabilistic Pursuer under the Pursuit-Evasion Game Framework.
Research Experience
- Working with the Active Perception Group (APG); collaborating with RISE Lab @ ASU and the Institute of Automated Mobility.
Education
- Ph.D. student at the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering, Arizona State University, under the supervision of Dr. Yezhou Yang.
Background
- Ph.D. student in the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering at Arizona State University. Research interests include active perception, particularly in cooperative and non-cooperative Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) tasks. Under non-cooperative interactions, developing autonomous pursuit strategies to capture an evading agent. To enable safe and cooperative autonomous behaviors on the road, developing courteous driving agents that emphasize self-loss and fellow agents' loss. Analyzing safety at traffic intersections using infrastructure cameras.
Miscellany
- Attended the Telluride Neuromorphic Cognition Engineering Workshop in July 2019; Finalist in the Virtual Reality Innovation Challenge (ASURE) in March 2019.