About Me
M.S. in Civil Engineering & Applied Robotics researcher specializing in human-assisted automation, ergonomics, and embedded systems.
Background & Research Focus
I am currently pursuing my Master's in Civil Engineering (2026–2032). Alongside an active engineering research team (2026–Present), I study applied robotics within civil infrastructure—focusing on the automation of human tasks through ergonomic human assistance, ease of interaction, and reliable embedded control systems.
Our research bridges classical civil structural mechanics with analytical kinematic algorithms and modern computer vision.
Research Metrics
Human-Centric Automation
Designing assistive robotic frameworks that empower human operators rather than replacing them, prioritizing ergonomic ease of interaction, intuitive telemetry, and sub-millimeter precision.
The Mission
Bridging civil structural engineering with autonomous kinematics, computer vision, and embedded firmware to modernize infrastructure and automate arduous tasks.