Undergraduate Researcher — Human Technology Interaction Lab (HTIL)

Overview

Research and development at the Human Technology Interaction Lab focused on brain‑computer interfaces, drone control, and computer vision. Work spans prototype systems, data processing pipelines, and research dissemination.

Highlights

• Developed software enabling drone control via a non‑intrusive BCI headset.
• Explored processing of raw EEG data using modern machine learning methods.
• Coordinated with a team of eight to organize a research showcase event.
• Ongoing research and writing on static object tracking using computer vision.

Technical Areas

• Signal processing, time‑series modeling, and calibration workflows for EEG.
• Vision pipelines for robust object detection and tracking.
• Real‑time control loops for UAVs; safety checks and failsafes.