About Me

I am a robotics research scientist and doctoral candidate at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). My work aims to enable robotic systems to operate in real-world environments, beyond the controlled conditions of simulations and laboratory settings.

My PhD is focused on intelligent robotic grasping in warehouse environments, with particular emphasis on addressing the data bottleneck. While single-arm systems are effective for many standard pick-and-place tasks, more complex manipulation tasks often require multi-arm setups. I recently concluded a research internship at the UCLA Robotic Intelligence Lab (October 2025 - March 2026), where I worked on bimanual policy learning.

I am currently transitioning to a new position. I’ll be sharing details shortly.

I am open to network. You can reach me via LinkedIn.