I am a first-year PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Southern California,
advised by Prof. Daniel Seita.
I completed my undergraduate studies at USC, double majoring in Computer Science and Applied & Computational Mathematics (ACMA).
I'm broadly interested in robot learning and manipulation.
Currently, my focus is on dexterous grasping & manipulation.
Sample-efficient dexterous manipulation via retrieve-align-execute over object-centric skills. Achieves 66% success on concurrent multi-stage tasks with 3–4 demos per object, outperforming diffusion policy baselines by 2–3×.
Multi-phase RL with a displacement-based state representation for singulating target objects in clutter using a 16-DOF Allegro Hand. Demonstrates strong sim-to-real transfer and outperforms baselines in packed-environment tasks.
Reinforcement learning pipeline for sim-to-real in-hand cube rotation using a LEAP Hand. Features asymmetric actor-critic training, curriculum learning, and domain randomization for robust real-world transfer.