“Scientists study the world as it is, engineers create the world that never has been.”
— Theodore von Karman
Welcome to my corner of the digital world!
I am currently working as a graduate student at Matsuhisa Lab at The University of Tokyo, Japan. I am a recipient of the prestigious MEXT/Monbukagakusho Scholarship. The scholarship not only supports my research endeavors but also fuels my commitment to driving meaningful change through innovation.
I'm deeply passionate about leveraging robotics, materials, electronics and technology to address some of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time.
Soft robotics
Flexible electronics
Bio-inspired design and engineering
Environmental Sustainability & Climate Change Solutions
At Matsuhisa Lab, I'm working on the development of photoresponsive hydrogel actuators. My goal? To create soft robots that can actuate in natural environments untethered. Most of the current untethered soft actuator designs require a specialized environment setup for untethered operation. This limits their usage in natural environments like aquatic and terrestrial bodies.
My fascination with robotics started during my early years in university, where I delved into robotic software development, underwater robotics (AUVs), and sensor fusion. However, Soft Robotics is the field that truly captured my imagination. I'm dedicated to exploring sustainable solutions that marry technology with environmental stewardship, paving the way for a brighter, greener future.
Beyond the lab, I'm deeply involved in community-building and knowledge-sharing. As a co-host of the "Over The Paywall" Talk series on the Soft Robotics Discord Server, I'm committed to breaking down barriers and making soft robotics research accessible to all. Through engaging discussions and collaborative initiatives, we're fostering a vibrant community of changemakers in the field.
Join me on this journey as we harness the power of robotics to create a more sustainable and resilient world. Together, we can make a difference.