I am a master's student at Rice University advised by Prof. Lydia Kavraki. My research centers on long-horizon task and motion planning. I am inspired by scenarios like βmaking a cup of tea in every room,β where the robot operates under partial observability, faces uncertainty in transitions, and no domain-specific model, combined with non-trivial motion planning challenges. The robot must efficiently generate task plans grounded in motion, recover from failures, and autonomously explore within its known environment. I am thrilled to explore the valuable potential that lies at the intersection of learning-based and model-based approaches.
I obtained my B.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science from Lehigh University under the supervision of Prof. Rosa Zheng. There, I worked on perception and control, led an autonomous racing team, and co-founded the Lehigh Underwater Robotics team. Those works earned me the Donald J. Hillman Memorial Award, which is awarded to the most outstanding senior in AI at Lehigh University.
I enjoy rock climbing, road trips, listening to K-pop.I am applying for PhD programs in Robotics for the 2025 academic year.
I submitted one paper to ICRA 2025 and another to RA-L, both as the first author.
I led a team of four members to win 2nd place at the F1TENTH Competition Head-to-Head Race at ICRA 2022.
Supervised by Prof. Lydia Kavraki and Prof Zak Kingston, Rice University, 2024
Supervised by Prof. Lydia Kavraki, Prof Zak Kingston, and Kaiyu Hang, Rice University, 2024
Leader, Instructed by Prof. Rosa Zheng, Lehigh University, 2022
Software Team Leader, Instructed by Prof. Rosa Zheng, Lehigh University, 2021