I study how robots perceive, model, and control deformable objects. My work connects shape perception, mapping, and manipulation with a focus on robust, data-efficient methods and multi-robot coordination.
Interactive Demos: For a more accessible introduction to my research, check out the section with interactive visualizations designed for a general audience.
A quick overview of my outreach work, including interactive research demos and educational robotics initiatives.
These interactive demos showcase my main research interests in shape perception, mapping, and control of deformable objects.
Related papers: RA-L 2023 · TMECH 2024
Related papers: T-ASE (surface mapping) · RAS (elastic contour mapping)
For my PhD thesis presentation, I created a flyer that summarizes the main contributions and findings of my research. Feel free to download and explore: