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I'm an engineer & researcher who is excited about robots and creating technology that feels like magic. These days, I'm exploring problems in human-robot interaction as a master's student at Stanford University. I recently built a multi-robot flocking experience at the Stanford Robotics Center and worked on an interactive robot exhibit at the Exploratorium! Previously, I graduated from UC Berkeley, where I conducted human-AI interaction research under Anca Dragan, tinkered with machine learning at Launchpad, and taught Discrete Math & Probability. I also spent summers on the perception teams at Everyday Robots and Ford Greenfield Labs. When I'm not behind a screen, you can often find me playing carillon, chasing the end of my reading list, or doing New York Times crosswords with friends :)

I believe in a future of expressive, embodied technology which empowers humans. I recently graduated with a master's from Stanford University, where I worked on human-robot interaction at the ILIAD Lab, advised by professor Dorsa Sadigh. I also helped teach Stanford's first class on Robots & Arts! In the past, I've created interactive robot installations at Refik Anadol Studio, the Exploratorium, and the Stanford Robotics Center conducted research in human-AI interaction at UC Berkeley, advised by professor Anca Dragan in the InterACT Lab worked on perception for robots at Google X and…

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