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education, skills, honors, teaching, mentoring, and additional research experience

education

Korea University, Department of Mobility Science and Engineering
M.S. Student, Field Robot Lab
Advisor: Prof. Youngeun Song
Expected Feb. 2027

Korea University, Department of Mobility Science and Engineering
B.S., Department of Mobility Science and Engineering
Feb. 2025, graduated with honors

research profile

  • Stability-aware robot learning for wheeled-legged locomotion and loco-manipulation
  • Mobile manipulation and logistics-oriented AMR autonomy
  • Learning-based planning/control, perception, and tracking for autonomous mobile robots
  • Simulation-driven robot design optimization and stability-aware evaluation

selected research projects

technical skills

Robot Learning / Simulation: Isaac Lab, Isaac Sim, RSL-RL, PyTorch, PPO, reward design

Robot Software / Integration: ROS2, ROS, Autoware, Python, C++, Linux, CAN, Git

Perception / Navigation: LiDAR SLAM, OpenCV, YOLO, DBSCAN, Kalman Filter

Design / Optimization: Bayesian optimization, CoppeliaSim, CAD, Ansys, hardware feasibility testing

honors

  • 2025 National Research Foundation of Korea Master’s Student Research Grant, Individual Research Project
  • 2024 Outstanding Prize, Future Mobility Research Idea Contest, Team Lead
  • 2023 Grand Prize, Korea University Project Semester, Individual
  • 2023 Grand Prize, DSC Regional Innovation Platform Future Mobility Startup Hackathon, Team Lead
  • 2023 Halla University President’s Award, HL Mando & HL Klemove Autonomous Mobility Competition, Team Lead
  • 2022 Gold Prize, International Collegiate Autonomous Driving Competition, VLF Racer Division, Team Lead
  • 2019 Bronze Prize, 26th Samsung Humantech Paper Award, High School Division

teaching and mentoring

  • Teaching assistant since Sep. 2023 for 9 major/PBL courses, including Robot Design and Driving PBL, Mobile Robot Operating System, and Autonomous Driving Fundamental Technology PBL.
  • Organized ROS-based small-vehicle, simulator, LiDAR, and vision practice sessions for junior students.

leadership and international activities

  • 2022.09 - 2022.12 Led KUMob, an on-campus autonomous-driving society of about 30 members; organized ROS-based small autonomous-vehicle projects, simulator setup, LiDAR/vision practice, and mentoring workflows.
  • 2021.03 - 2025.02 Held department student leadership roles, including vice president, president, and emergency committee leadership.
  • 2024.01 - 2024.02 Selected as an outstanding student representative for a UNLV overseas training program; participated in a UNLV autonomous-vehicle project, robotics/vision sessions, an Intel Graphics automotive Q&A, and CES 2024.
  • 2024.12 - 2025.01 Selected again for a UNLV overseas training program; completed AI + IoT, communication, and Linux-based automotive electronic-system practice, and attended CES 2025.

additional research and feasibility work