EuRobin EU Project
The EuRobin project is a European robotics consortium led by the German Aerospace Center (DLR). At Inria, I contributed to the service robot work package, where mobile robots were used for navigation and manipulation tasks in a kitchen environment, handling objects on tables, in cabinets, fridges, and dishwashers. I participated in the project's hackathon in Seville in 2023, where I developed a VR-controller-based teleoperation system for the Tiago mobile robot. In Nancy in 2024, I designed the imitation learning module and helped define and organize the project's coopetition with partners from DLR, KIT, and Instituto Superior Técnico. I also managed the project’s cascade funding and supervised associated funded beneficiaries.
FAIR-SPACE UK Project
The FAIR-SPACE project focused on advancing robotics technologies for in-orbit space applications. At the University of Edinburgh, I developed a teleoperation demonstrator for a bimanual Franka robotic arm system for assembly tasks, collaborating closely with researchers from Imperial College London, the University of Surrey, the University of Bristol, and the University of Salford. My responsibilities included leading the technical implementation, conducting hardware demonstrations, managing daily project tasks, and reporting for the University of Edinburgh's team.
RoboCup Competition
As part of the Rhoban Football Club team at the University of Bordeaux, I participated in the RoboCup international soccer humanoid kid-size league in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2018. Closely tied to my PhD work, our team improved yearly, ultimately winning the competition in 2016, 2017, and 2018.
I was responsible for developing the walk engine for our small humanoid robots, conducting model-based calculations, and applying machine learning to enhance odometry accuracy and camera-to-world position estimation. I also contributed to the vision pipeline, team play module, kick motion generation (via trajectory optimization), and the platform's engineering, including network and servo-motor communication.