Represented the University of Michigan Robotics Department at the Automate Expo 2025. Demonstrated the capabilities of Unitree Go2 and MBot in autonomous navigation and control. Showcased cutting-edge research and academic offerings from the Robotics Department. Answered questions and communicating complex robotics concepts in an accessible and engaging manner.
Student volunteer at IROS 2023, Detroit. Guided participants and audience at registration counter, and helped them navigate the exhibition hall at Huntington palace.
Volunteered to teach fundamentals of robotics at the annual robotics workshop 'Cyberia' held by IEEE SJCE. The workshop included exposure to Arduino microcontroller programming, HT 12D motor drivers, 16x2 LCD mechanism, DTMF modules, Ultrasonic sensors, infrared sensors, etc.
I volunteered at the Ranga Rao School for Differently abled (blind) students, who come from various backgrounds. I taught them basic spoken English for communication. This was organized by IEEE WIE's community service program 'Prayas'. It was an all-girls school, from 1st grade to 10th grade.
At the annual Suttur Jathra Science Exhibition, I demonstrated a novel way of using ultrasonic sensors to control media playing on a monitor via hand gestures to local villagers, and explained the applications of similar technologies to ease their routine, by pruning the complexity and drawing analogies from their daily activities.