I am a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Candidate working on the AIGreenBots EU project at the Georgia Tech–CNRS International Research Lab IRL2958 (Dreamlab), France. I’m advised by Stéphanie Aravecchia and Cédric Pradalier. My research interests are in probabilistic models, interpretability and policy learning for robotic task and motion planning.

I obtained my master’s degree in mobile sensing and robotics at the University of Bonn, Germany in 2024. I was advised by Marija Popović and Cyrill Stachniss. I also spent a semester with the Embodied AI team at the Huawei Munich Research Labs on RL and robotics simulation. Before moving to Germany, I was a master’s student at IIT Delhi, India for a short while, where I worked on model predictive control with S.K. Saha. I obtained my bachelor’s degree from SRMIST, India in 2020, where I developed delivery drones at SRMUAV.

Before starting graduate school, I was a founding employee at IHFC, a robotics-focused VC and accelerator. Here, I helped deploy $6M into robotics startups and professor-led research projects. I performed research and technical diligence, evaluating TRLs and assessing commercialization potential of prospective ventures.

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Academic Services

  • Journal Reviewer: IEEE R-AL, IEEE T-ITS
  • Conference Reviewer: ICRA, IROS

Misc

  • I like drinking tea from all over the world.
  • I like listening to, playing and programming musical instruments.
  • I enjoy working on hardware, software and theory.
  • I find large-scale robot learning to be quite promising but miss the uncertainty characterization and safety guarantees from classical robotics.