I'm a mechanical engineering student at Texas A&M University with a passion for robotics, automation, and human-centered engineering. I work at the intersection of mechanical design, embedded systems, and software, from CAD and fabrication to computer vision and robotic control.
Why robotics? What draws me to the field is less the machines themselves, but rather their potential to disrupt and reshape daily life. The smartphone wasn't remarkable for what it invented, but for what it refined: it sanded down the rough edges of existing technology and erased the friction between user and device. I want to build robotics with that same care and ethos: systems that move naturally enough, and integrate seamlessly enough, to belong alongside people rather than behind a factory wall.
A 5-DOF robotic arm built with servo motors, modular brackets, and an ESP32, featuring independently derived inverse kinematics and C++-based joint-space trajectory control for smooth motion.
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