There are some elements of my background that don't fit in the other areas of this website, but that I think influence my professional career and/or other people might be interested in. This includes projects conducted as part of my employment as well as projects conducted as part of my education.
with Hanna Khoury, Jordyn Brosemer, and Soham Gaggenapally as part of Tufts University robotics course.
with Allison Moore, Mischael Anilus, and Stephanie Bentley as part of Tufts University robotics course.
The robot stops rotating when it is facing the speaker; part of Human-Robot Interaction course at Tufts University.
This robot "avoids" facing the person speaking, and actively turns away from the speaker; part of Human-Robot Interaction course at Tufts University.
Fall 2017-Summer 2019. I worked with Dr. Therese Willkomm at the University of New Hampshire. While there, I prepared materials for low-tech assistive technology training, helped as a staff member at the 2018 AT Makers' Fair in New Hampshire, and developed an obstacle alert system for a woman with low vision (demonstrated in video on left).
During my freshman year at the University of New Hampshire, I received my Solidworks certification as part of a scheme supported by the Mechanical Engineering department at that time, where students with a certain performance in class were allowed to complete the certification assessment during a special session hosted on-site.