Introduction
| Mechanical & Robotics Engineer | Adaptive Structures • Prototyping • Aerospace Systems |
I design, build, and test adaptive mechanical systems that merge robotics, materials, and aerospace engineering. Currently a PhD researcher at Georgia Tech Aerospace Department, I specialize in rapid prototyping, vibration-based actuation, and mechanical testing of architected structures.
My work translates experimental research into manufacturable designs for deployable and resilient hardware systems.
Focus Areas:
- Adaptive and architected materials for vibration-triggered mechanisms;
- Rapid prototyping and structural testing (3D printing, Instron, wind tunnel);
- Mechanical design and analysis using Rhino, SolidWorks, MATLAB, Python;
- Control-oriented modeling and data-driven design of robotic systems.
Selected Research
My research frames geometry as a functional language for creating autonomous and adaptive systems. By embedding function into shape and material architecture, I explore how structures can sense, respond, and adapt to their environment without relying on continuous control or electronics. This approach opens pathways to lightweight, resilient, and programmable systems for robotics, aerospace, and deployable mechanisms.
More interesting projects can be found in the “Projects Section”.






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