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I am a Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), working with the Bio-Interfaced Translational Nanoengineering (BITN) Group under the supervision of Dr. Woon-Hong Yeo.

My long-term research vision aims to develop interactive assistive agents that can seamlessly perceive, reason about, and react to human behavior and environmental context. Toward this goal, I integrate advances in human-machine interfaces (HMIs), artificial intelligence (AI), and robotics to bridge the physical and digital worlds.

My research is organized around two complementary thrusts. The first focuses on designing and fabricating soft wearable HMIs that integrate multimodal sensing, edge computing, and closed-loop actuation, with an emphasis on on-device intelligence.

The second extends to statistical learning and decision-making frameworks for human-machine interaction, enabling multi-agent systems to infer human intent, perform contextual reasoning, and execute embodied control in applications spanning assistive robotics, extended reality (XR), and telehealth.