Works in the Interactive Machines Group and Social Robotics Lab at Yale.
Education
Fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Yale University, working with Professor Marynel Vázquez and Professor Brian Scassellati.
Background
Interested in understanding how to create interactive agents that are more effectively able to help people. Current research explores techniques to leverage multimodal implicit feedback humans provide naturally during interactions. Future work aims to explore how and when agents should ask for explicit feedback from humans during interactions.
Miscellany
Excited about creating situated agents that can reason about and adapt to the preferences of the humans they interact with, aiming to build robots that empower seniors to remain independent by changing the way robots learn how to help.