New York University
PhD, Transportation System
Sep 2023 – May 2027 (expected)
Curriculum vitae · PhD Candidate, New York University
Human–computer interaction; VR-based driving simulation; multimodal human and vehicle sensing; autonomous driving; imitation learning and motion planning.
PhD, Transportation System
Sep 2023 – May 2027 (expected)
MS, Transportation Engineering
Sep 2021 – Mar 2023
BE, Civil Engineering
Sep 2016 – Jun 2020
Graduate Researcher · New York, NY
Sep 2023 – Present
LiDAR Intern · San Jose, CA
Jun – Sep 2022
A dual-participant simulation platform for studying driver–worker interaction in safety-critical road scenarios, with human motion, gaze, vehicle sensing, and CARLA–SUMO co-simulation.
Human-in-the-loop driving data and trajectory prediction in work zones. The dataset captures 1,183 trajectories from 33 drivers across six scenario conditions and three work-zone configurations.
A configurable CARLA–SUMO testbed with six scenario families for training and evaluating a PPO motion planner with a structured spatial-temporal scene encoder.
ACM AutomotiveUI · Conference paper
Journal of Transportation Safety & Security · Journal article
ICRA Future of Construction Workshop · Workshop paper
IEEE/CVF CVPR · Highlight paper