My passion for robotics began in 2007 when I saw Honda’s ASIMO on television. As an eight-year-old, I chose engineering kits over toys, eager to understand how robots worked. This early fascination shaped my academic path through industrial electronics and mechanical engineering, building a foundation in automation, computer vision, and intelligent systems.

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During my studies, I worked at Bristol Robotics Lab, contributing to projects in SLAM, navigation, and robotics integration. I later earned a postgraduate degree in Robotics and now serve as a Robotics Research Engineer at the Royal College of Art Robotics Lab in London, where I focus on embodied AI and safe situational awareness in humanoid systems.

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In 2025, I also organized the Humanoid Robotics Summit in London, bringing together researchers and industry leaders to explore the future of physical AI. I continue to mentor engineers globally via Topmate (Top 1%) and actively build community through talks, meetups, and collaborative research.