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- Bassist in a Chinese rock band and a JPOP band
- Write songs and basslines with performance 10+
You can also call me Stephen if you wish
I work across robotics, interaction design and computational systems—building tools that combine technical precision with the calm clarity of editorial design. My practice moves between teleoperation, one-shot 6D pose estimation, children's interaction products, and speculative research into future agriculture and soft infrastructures.
My work sits at the intersection of robotic manipulation, perception, and interaction design. I build systems that understand objects, respond to human motion, and behave with a sense of legibility. Much of my practice blends RGB-D sensing, embedded hardware, fabrication tools, and behaviour-driven interfaces. Projects range from teleoperation pipelines and open-vocabulary 6D pose estimation to children’s interaction devices and soft, quiet tools for everyday environments.
I’m interested in how technical systems can feel gentle—how robotics, sensing, and datasets can be shaped as quiet, legible tools rather than noisy complexity. My work often focuses on interaction behaviours: micro-feedback, spatial clarity, and the visual organisation of diagrams and control surfaces.
I prototype with a mixture of embedded controllers, RGB-D cameras, motion sensors, and computational pipelines, supported by clean editorial UI layers for debugging, teleoperation, and documentation.
Apple Vision Pro-driven control system translating human gesture into humanoid behavior. Real-time inverse kinematics, depth-based collision avoidance, and haptic feedback loops for intuitive robot manipulation.
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Open-vocabulary object understanding from a single demonstration. Synthetic dataset generation in Blender, real-time tracking refinement via Kalman filters, enabling robots to manipulate novel objects without retraining.
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Teachable behavior systems for children aged 0–6. Embedding sensor feedback, soft material interfaces, and habit formation through calm interaction patterns that grow with the child.
View ProjectMy ongoing work moves between engineering and narrative systems, exploring how tools can be designed with clarity, emotional distance, and precision—similar to the logic of editorial design.
Imperial College London · Dyson School of Design Engineering
Focus on Mathematics, Physics & Computing
I maintain a small archive of experiments, diagrams, code notes, dataset runs, and speculative sketches—updated whenever a result feels worth capturing.