
OpenWAM ↗
An open, modular research stack for World–Action Model pretraining, spanning infrastructure, controlled studies, and an open pretrained WAM.
PHD RESEARCHER / PHYSICAL AI
I study intelligent systems in the physical world. I also make beautiful interfaces and open-source software because the tools we use should feel as considered as the ideas behind them.
WEB, ROBOTICS, WAM, VLA, OPEN SOURCE
A SMALL INTRODUCTION
I am a PhD student researching Physical AI — systems that perceive, reason, and act in the real world. My work lives somewhere between robotics, learning, simulation, and the messy details of making an idea actually run.
When I am away from the lab, I design interfaces, maintain open-source tools, and obsess over the little moments that make software feel calm, clear, and surprisingly nice to use.
SELECTED PAPERS
Physical AI: how models perceive, predict, and act. Papers, preprints, and the code behind them.

An open, modular research stack for World–Action Model pretraining, spanning infrastructure, controlled studies, and an open pretrained WAM.
TOOLS, SYSTEMS, EXPERIMENTS
Tools I build around the research, and open-source projects I help shape.
An Isaac Lab–style API for RL and robotics research, powered by Genesis.
An open-source language practice workspace for chat, explanations, vocabulary, and review.


A modern Astro theme focused on content creation. I contribute to it, and my blog runs on it.
A LINE I KEEP COMING BACK TO
“The best tools disappear just enough for the idea to come through.”
I write about frontend systems, research tooling, and the places where engineering becomes a design problem.
Read the blog ↗