email: e_medina [at] g [dot] harvard [dot] edu
alt: em2368 [at] princeton [dot] edu
My attention is currently focused on solving problems within the realms of machine learning, embodied intelligence, and the application of artificial intelligence to engineering and manufacturing. My life goal is to design complex engineering systems capable of evolution and adaptation. Proficient in optimization techniques and manufacturing, I bring expertise to the intersection of cutting-edge technology and practical engineering solutions.
One of my life goals is to build a robot that can "do a kickflip!"
I just hope no one beats me to it. If you can fund this, I will drop everything I am currently working on.
Hint: sim2real + RL.
Vertical integration hides behind the claim of control and complexity—but AI is shifting the rules. Reach out to discuss how intelligent systems can unlock repairability, restore transparency, and reimagine access at every level. Or even challenge the premise itself: do we, as a society, still need or want this control back? I'm still trying to figure this out.