Building tools with technical precision and calm clarity

My practice sits between prototyping, computer vision, and narrative research—turning technical processes into diagrams, interfaces, and small tools that people can actually use.

Lately, I’ve been exploring how soft technology can shape everyday behaviour: mixed-reality teleoperation, open-vocabulary one-shot 6D pose pipelines, interaction systems for young children, and speculative studies around food and ecological futures. I’m interested in how engineering, storytelling, and interface logic can share the same grid—precise, but not cold.

I currently study Design Engineering at Imperial College London. Outside of robotics, I play guitar, bass and make small music sketches—sometimes ambient loops, sometimes riffs for friends or our band. I treat music a bit like prototyping: layering, refining, and listening for behaviour. It’s a space where ideas stay loose, and where technical work finds a quieter rhythm.