Published multiple journal papers, including 'Do You Need a Hand?–a Bimanual Robotic Dressing Assistance Scheme' in IEEE Transactions on Robotics and 'Learning Task-Parameterized Skills from Few Demonstrations' in IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters; received the Early Detection and Diagnosis Primer Award from CRUK; research findings have been reported by BBC and other media outlets.
Research Experience
Has served as an organizer or speaker at various international conferences and workshops, such as co-chair for publicity at TAROS 2025, co-founder of the IEEE RAS Working Group on Deformable Object Manipulation, and co-organizer of the Learning for Assistive Robotics workshop at ICRA 2024.
Education
Received his bachelor's degree from the University of Birmingham and has been a Visiting Researcher at TU Delft.
Background
Research interests include robot-assisted living, manipulation of deformable objects, etc. Currently, he is a Lecturer in Robotics at the University of York, affiliated with the Robot-Assisted Living LAboratory (RALLA) and the Institute for Safe Autonomy.
Miscellany
Personal interests are not explicitly mentioned, but he has been involved in research related to medical care robotics and gave a talk titled 'Robots in Caregiving' at the York Medical Society.