Ph.D. Student — Embodied Intelligence
I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Osaka, where I conduct research in Embodied Intelligence.
So far, I have explored robotics from the perspective of intelligence. During my undergraduate studies, I focused primarily on robot hardware design and development through various robotics projects and competitions. During my master's studies, my research shifted toward the "brain" of robots, with a focus on robot visual perception and automation systems, including visual SLAM and image enhancement. Currently, my doctoral research focuses on Embodied Intelligence, exploring the integration of intelligence across the body, brain, and environment in robotic systems.
Apart from my research, I love staying active outdoors, especially playing tennis with friends. When indoors, I enjoy a variety of genres, including sci-fi, biographies, and anime, with Haikyuu being my all-time favorite. Additionally, I stay engaged with the latest advancements in biography, embodied AI and autonomous drone technology. I also enjoy creating automation tools to enhance my work efficiency.