Solver online · planning

I plan paths for machines that
move in the real world.

Robotics & industrial-automation engineer working across AI-driven path planning, computer vision, and real-time control — from AGVs on the factory floor to autonomous manipulation in the lab.

10 agents · lifelong pickup & delivery PIBT · turn-aware
agents10
delivered0
tick0
15+
automation systems deployed
1st
Amazon Robotics — League of Robot Runners
35%
lower tracking error — MPC now in production

Overview

Autonomous systems, built to survive contact with the real world.

I design and ship robotic systems end to end — perception, planning, and control — with a bias toward things that run reliably on a real factory line, not just in simulation. Explore the work below.

Interlude

Dispatch

You're the planner. Draw each robot's route so every job gets done — pick-ups, drop-offs, and home again — then hit Run and watch them move at once. The catch: no two robots may share a cell. Waits are allowed.

Pick a robot, then draw its route.
Steps: —

Select a robot, then click or drag across cells to lay its route. Click its last cell to wait a tick. P pick up · D drop off · H home · G goal.