I am currently a postdoctoral researcher in the CRAFT lab, which is part of the Division of Systems and Control at Chalmers University of Technology, with a focus on interpretable methods for robot decision-making and human-centered collaboration. Before that, I had a postdoc position in the Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems (A2S) at Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg (H-BRS), where I was a lecturer and research & strategy manager. I completed my PhD in the Knowledge-Based Systems Group at RWTH Aachen University in a joint cooperation with the Autonomous Systems Group at H-BRS.
In general, my work is focused on cognitive robotics, such that I am interested in increasing the interpretability and introspectiveness of robots, particularly so that robots can learn from their failures effectively, as well as in equipping robots with capabilities that are essential for existing in human-centred environment, such as contextual awareness and the ability to personalise the behaviour to the needs of individual users. Ultimately, I am interested in developing service robots that are useful to people and can benefit all of us in our everyday lives.
| Robot Swiss army knife | Robot failure resources |
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| This repository is a collection of components (most of them ROS 2 packages) that are useful for developing various robot applications | This is an actively maintained, curated collection of resources (such as publications, datasets, workshops) on various aspects related to robot failures |
| COFFAIL dataset | Robot execution tools |
| COFFAIL is a dataset containing data from execution episodes (both successful and failed) of seven robot skills in the context of coffee preparation | This collection of components includes various tools that can be useful for collecting robot execution data and executing learning-based robot policies |