Victoria Rodríguez de León

Passionate Robotics Engineering student with leadership in humanoid robotics and space research endeavors. Global award-winning innovator with hard skills combined with artistic sensibility and community engagement. Devoted to engineering solutions for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 


Tecnológico de Monterrey

Mexico City, Mexico 🇲🇽 


International Air and Space Program

1st Place Winner

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Robot-guided virtual therapies

UNESCO IIDA Gold Medal Award | 2023.

Leaded a remote therapy model utilizing NAO robots to provide therapy to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities who have low resources.

Bioluminescence imaging (BLI) in mice for cancer detection applications

Weizmann Institute of Science ISSI Scholarship | 2021

Conducted bioimaging data generation using Blender for machine learning applications, focusing on in vivo bioluminescence imaging in mice to monitor tumor development.


UV Radiation Indicator for Lunar Structures

International Air and Space Program | 2024

Developed a revolutionary material that serves as a chemical indicator for detecting the presence of UV radiation within lunar structures.

Highlighted Projects

Cenote 2.0

Artificial 'cenote' inspired by the Aztec chinampa system aimed at maximizing sustainable food production and integrating state of the art technologies for the educational programs at Tecnológico de Monterrey.

Woofit

Fitness app to address obesity in Mexico by encouraging exercise and mental health care alongsite pets, incentivized by monthly challenges and rewards sponsored by canine brands.

Polychromatic

Kit of a smart pen and digital art app to promote the inclusivity of artists with various types of color blindness. The app generates two artworks: the original one and a translation of the colors the artists was actually seeing during the process.

Amperewise

Device to measure the energy efficiency and luminosity of light bulbs, intended for department stores and personal use.

Earth Center

Moon Colonization Program | AEXA

This project was awarded a 60% scholarship for the International Air and Space Program held at NASA facilities.

Designed the 'Earth Center,' an architectural plan for lunar colonies at the Moon's South Pole by the Artemis program. It's a self-sustaining hub with modules for food, oxygen, and waste management.

The design incorporates advanced technology like biomimicry, IoT, holography, and sustainable waste handling.


Publications

Complex scenarios for learning: robotic-assisted therapies with an experimental analysis instrument
Journal: Technology in Society

Status:  Article under Review

Conferences

Development of Academic Projects wIth Robotics for Social Support: Initiatives of Mexican Engineering Students

Edgar Lopez-Caudana, Ariadna Sosa, Joan Dominguez, Victoria Rodriguez, Carina González-González, Carlos George-Reyes

IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference

Greece |  May 2024

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