I’m a first-year M.S. student in Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology. Currently, I work on household robotics in Dr. Sonia Chernova’s RAIL Lab. I’m also grateful to have been awarded the ITO Foundation U.S.A.–FUTI Scholarship for 2026, which provides full-tuition support for my master’s studies at Georgia Tech.

My research interests lie in robot intelligence, particularly in enabling robots to perceive, reason, and act in open-world environments with the flexibility and generality that come naturally to humans.

Previously, I was a full-time research intern at OMRON SINIC X Corporation, where I developed and evaluated approaches to zero-shot robotic manipulation, integrating vision-language models with perception, task-and-motion planning, and motion control in simulated environments.

I received my B.Eng. from the University of Tokyo and spent a year studying Computer Science at EPFL as an exchange student.

Outside the lab, you’ll likely find me at an opera or classical music concert.