Research

My work in the VIMAN lab is mostly on designing and executing experiments on the NSF-funded Aerial Experimentation and Research Platform for Advanced Wireless (AERPAW) testbed, which facilitates experiments with autonomous drones and 5G networks. Specifically, I study computational offloading and control networking for video transmission applications, as well as truck-drone package delivery systems.

Additionally, I have recently started a project in edge computing by using the Internet Equity Initiative's FLOTO infrastructure for managing experiments in contexts outside of broadband speed/reliability. We are prototyping the use of Google Coral environmental sensors to collect data about the air quality, weather, and more in a distributed manner using Raspberry Pis.

Web Development

I started making websites in my freshman year of high school, which was at the start of the pandemic. By following a few free, online courses, I taught myself the basics of the Java Spring framework and React. Since then, I have continued learning through creating projects. A few highlights are listed below, with more projects (both web and non-web) and information on the Projects page.

ChesSRS is an interactive chess learning website that uses a flashcard-like spaced-repetition system (SRS) for practicing opening moves.

Docs Hotkey is a Chrome extension for Google Docs that allows the creation of complex shortcuts. It has over 2,500 weekly users and a 4.9-star rating.

Sigma Scoring is a web app that allows for visual scorekeeping for the 2022-2023 FIRST Technology Challenge (FTC) game. I was a programmer for my high school's FTC robotics team for two years, and I currently volunteer at local tournaments to help score matches.