Awards & Scholarships
Excellence Award (2nd Place) · 2026 Robot Manufacturing Process Competition
Korea Electronics Technology Institute (KETI)
Nov 10, 2026Placed 2nd as a three-person lab team with a vision-based bin-picking and assembly system on a Rainbow Robotics RB10, built on YOLO26 segmentation fine-tuned on real RealSense D415 images. Under the official notice, the 2nd-place award is presented as the Commissioner of the Korean Intellectual Property Office Award.
2nd Place · Energy Up! 2026 New Energy Industry Idea Lab Competition
Hanyang University COSS for New Energy Industry
Aug 21, 2026Proposed MACS, which places wireless-charging modules beneath key waypoints for dynamic charging of indoor logistics AGVs. Built a ROBOTIS TurtleBot-based hardware prototype, modified its charging and electrical systems, and validated performance, ranking 2nd among 13 teams.
President of Korea Electrical Engineers Association Award · 2026 KIPE IE Competition
Korea Electrical Engineers Association · KIPE
Jul 14, 2026Presented the MACS waypoint-based dynamic wireless-charging system and its ROBOTIS TurtleBot hardware prototype. The work ranked 4th among 35 teams in the open category and received the President of Korea Electrical Engineers Association Award.
Excellence Award · Manufacturing Problem Solving AI Agent Hackathon
Hyundai NGV · Hanyang University
Jan 28, 2026Developed a multimodal LLM agent for normal/abnormal classification of semiconductor device images. Combined LangChain, a vision LLM, OpenCV, and a web interface to explain defect decisions and visualize quantitative performance.
Hanyang Brain Academic Excellence Scholarship
Hanyang University
Aug 15, 2026Received Hanyang University’s full-tuition academic excellence scholarship after earning a 4.5/4.5 GPA and ranking 2nd among 75 students in Spring 2026.
K-Electric KEPCO Donation Scholarship
Korea Student Aid Foundation · KEPCO
Mar – Dec 2026Selected for a living-expense scholarship funded by KEPCO through the Korea Student Aid Foundation to support future talent studying electrical engineering and energy.
KakaoBank Everyone’s Mentoring Scholarship
KakaoBank · JUMP
Mar – Dec 2026“Everyone’s Mentoring” is KakaoBank’s social-contribution program connecting youth from small-business-owner families with university students for learning, emotional, and career support. Participating as a mentor and growing alongside two seventh-grade boys.
KOREATECH Academic Excellence Scholarship
KOREATECH
Feb 2024Received KOREATECH’s academic excellence scholarship after earning a 4.44/4.5 GPA in the second semester of sophomore year.
Projects
Vision-Based Bin-Picking Assembly on a Rainbow RB10
Team Member · Perception, Data & Field Integration · Team WIC, Hanyang UniversityOct 2026 – Nov 2026
Placed 2nd and received the Excellence Award at KETI’s 2026 robot manufacturing-process competition with a three-person lab team, where I was the only undergraduate alongside two master’s students. A Rainbow Robotics RB10 picks three kinds of parts out of a bin and inserts them into matching guides. After a GR00T VLA design proved too slow, we built a modular pipeline: YOLO26 instance segmentation fine-tuned on real RealSense D415 images, calibrated geometric pose estimation, and SDK-driven motion.
Technologies: YOLO26 (instance segmentation), Intel RealSense D415, Rainbow Robotics RB10, Zimmer GEH6060IL Gripper, MuJoCo, Python, Docker, NVIDIA GR00T (initial design)
- Proposed the initial GR00T vision-language-action (VLA) teacher–student design; the team moved to a faster modular pipeline when speed became the constraint.
- Trained the YOLO26 segmentation model and collected real D415 data; on held-out real viewpoints it found all 144 targets with no false positives, where the synthetic-only model had missed every guide.
- Before the competition, added the containerized SDK runtime, TCP position control, lens and yaw calibration, force-controlled gripping, shorter motion routes, and operator-console updates.
- Responsible for model training, code verification, and data collection.
MediGrip: Autonomous Surgical Instrument Delivery Cart
Team Leader2026 – Present
Developing a non-clinical proof-of-concept cart that combines voice commands, visual recognition, and robot manipulation to move dummy surgical instruments from a tray to a designated delivery zone.
Technologies: SO-ARM101, LeRobot, Whisper, VAD, Computer Vision, Imitation Learning
- Designed a three-layer pipeline for wake-word-triggered command recognition, tray-level instrument and inventory recognition, and imitation-learning-based pick-and-place.
- Defined a closed-vocabulary voice workflow that activates STT only after the “Hey Mary” wake word and extracts an instrument name from the subsequent utterance.
- Selected placement in a designated delivery zone instead of direct robot-to-human handover to reduce contact paths and keep the manipulation task feasible.
- Planning the SO-ARM101 cart layout around its effective reach, with an overhead tray camera and a wrist camera for instrument recognition and manipulation.
- The manipulation-policy architecture remains under evaluation; this project does not claim readiness for real operating rooms, patients, or clinical instruments.
MACS: Magnetic AGV Contactless-charging System
Team Project · Hardware LeadMar 2026 – Aug 2026
Proposed and validated waypoint-based dynamic wireless charging for indoor logistics AGVs using commercial 82–85 kHz WPT modules.
Technologies: WPT, Raspberry Pi, ROS, Arduino, Fusion 360, Isaac Sim
- Awarded 2nd place at the Energy Up! 2026 New Energy Industry Idea Lab Competition, ranking 2nd among 13 teams.
- Received the President of Korea Electrical Engineers Association Award at the 2026 KIPE IE Competition, ranking 4th among 35 teams.
- Integrated transmitter and receiver modules into a ROBOTIS TurtleBot and redesigned its battery and electrical system.
- Proposed waypoint charging instead of a fully embedded track and designed the corresponding driving logic.
Visuo-Tactile Imitation Learning for Autonomous Manipulation and Grasping
Undergraduate ResearcherFeb 2026 – Aug 2026
Generated expert demonstrations and reviewed reward behavior for a KETI Allegro dual-arm cashier manipulation policy, using Apple Vision Pro teleoperation and MuJoCo simulation.
Technologies: Apple Vision Pro, VisionProTeleop, MuJoCo, Imitation Learning, Allegro Hand
- Used the VisionProTeleop project with Apple Vision Pro and MuJoCo to support teleoperation-based expert-data generation.
- Generated expert demonstrations for the KETI Allegro dual-arm cashier task.
- Reviewed reward behavior during policy experiments to check alignment with the intended manipulation and grasping task.
Manufacturing Defect Analysis AI Agent
Team LeaderJan 2026
Built a multimodal LLM agent that classifies semiconductor device images and explains abnormality decisions.
Technologies: LangChain, OpenCV, FastAPI, React, GPT-4o-mini, Python
- Implemented explainable defect analysis with a vision LLM, providing the basis for each classification decision.
- Designed prompt-editing controls so users could iteratively improve performance without changing the application code.
- Combined OpenCV edge detection with a vision LLM to detect fine defects and contextual anomalies.
- Built a FastAPI/React interface with prompt editing, real-time monitoring, and F1 score visualization.
- Used AI-assisted development to iterate quickly on the FastAPI/React interface and application features within the hackathon timeframe.
Efficient Learning for Quadruped Fault Recovery
Individual ProjectJan 2026
Developed a DDPG controller with curriculum learning to recover from actuator signal attenuation in quadruped locomotion.
Technologies: MATLAB, Simulink, Reinforcement Learning Toolbox, Simscape Multibody
- Implemented real-time fault-injection scenarios in Simulink.
- Reduced convergence from 3,900 to 850 episodes, a 4.6× improvement in training efficiency.
- Submitted the work to the Simulink Student Challenge 2025 under the fault-tolerant control theme.
ECL3013 Principles of Artificial Intelligence
AI-assisted Productivity Tools & Micro-services
Individual ProjectNov 2025 – Present
Built and operate Notion2Blogger, applying the AI theory and hands-on AI-assisted development practice from Principles of Artificial Intelligence to a deployed service.
Technologies: Next.js, Python, TypeScript, Vercel, Supabase, Figma
- Built, deployed, and continue to operate Notion2Blogger with an AI-assisted development workflow; it converts Notion content for Blogger, including formulas and code blocks.
Magnetic Active Crash Avoidance Concept
Team LeaderJun 2025 – Jul 2025
Proposed and evaluated a magnetic-repulsion vehicle component for active crash avoidance under the EURO NCAP 2030 direction.
Technologies: MATLAB
- Authored a Korean technical paper and modeled changes in crash scenarios with MATLAB.
ECL4015 Applied Power Conversion
LLC Resonant DC-DC Converter for an EV On-Board Charger
Design & ValidationMar 2026 – Jun 2026
Designed and verified an LLC resonant DC-DC converter for an electric-vehicle on-board charger, from resonant-network design and component selection through switching-level simulation.
Technologies: PSIM, MATLAB
- Designed for an 800 Vdc input, 400/500/600 V outputs, and 25–100% load conditions while maintaining zero-voltage switching across the specified range.
- Derived resonant-network parameters and voltage-gain curves, then estimated MOSFET and diode losses and converter efficiency for each load condition.
- Built a PSIM switching model and verified operating waveforms, ZVS, output ripple, load-dependent efficiency, and weighted efficiency.
- Compared a MATLAB parameter sweep with PSIM results, traced the discrepancy to harmonic content omitted by the analytical approximation, and selected the final parameters from waveform-based simulation.
- Verified dead time and adjusted resonant frequency and capacitor values under switching-frequency and commercially available component constraints.
ECL4022 Introduction to Optimization
Reinforcement Learning for MiniGrid Maze Navigation
Team ProjectMay 2026 – Jun 2026
Designed a deterministic MiniGrid maze and compared tabular reinforcement learning with a CNN-based Deep Q-Network for local-observation navigation.
Technologies: Python, PyTorch, MiniGrid, Reinforcement Learning
- Formulated the maze as a Markov decision process and implemented Q-Learning and SARSA baselines, both of which reached the 15-step optimal path.
- Built a DQN with a three-layer CNN, experience replay, target network, RMSprop optimization, and epsilon-greedy exploration for 64 × 64 local RGB and grayscale observations.
- Showed that grayscale input retained the optimal 15-step path while training about 15% faster than RGB; the best tested configuration reached the target in 761 episodes with epsilon decay 0.95.
- Analyzed an RGB early-stopping model that appeared to converge by training reward but failed deterministic testing, highlighting the need for policy-level evaluation.
ECL4007 Renewable Distributed Generation
PV & Wind Power System Modeling
Team LeaderMar 2026 – Jun 2026
Modeled the power-conversion and control structures of photovoltaic charging and wind generation systems in MATLAB/Simulink.
Technologies: MATLAB, Simulink
- Implemented a PV array, boost converter, and P&O and Incremental Conductance MPPT control.
- Modeled a wind turbine, PMSM, rectifier, buck converter, and optimal-current control.
- Analyzed low-wind limitations and tested a buck-boost topology to improve tracking.
GEN5026 Techno-Business
Prototype Styler: ESP32-Controlled Garment-care Device
Team LeaderSummer 2025
Led a five-person team to complete an ESP32-controlled prototype styler in three days, combining mobile control, relay-switched functions, and a 12 V power system.
Technologies: ESP32, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, Relay Module, SMPS, DC-DC Converter
- Designed the electrical power path around a 12 V, 30 A SMPS and DC-DC buck converters to supply the prototype subsystems.
- Built an ESP32-based mobile control page and used relay modules to switch the device functions from the web interface.
- Integrated prototype functions including PTC heating, ultrasonic humidification, UV lighting, and vibration, with fusing and supporting passive components in the electrical design.
- Coordinated rapid mechanical enclosure fabrication using acrylic panels, hinges, handles, and assembly materials during the three-day build.
MAT3008 Numerical Analysis
GPS/IMU-based Velocity & Trajectory Estimation
Team LeaderMay 2025 – Jun 2025
Compared numerical differentiation, integration, and Kalman-filter sensor fusion methods to estimate vehicle velocity and reconstruct its trajectory from real GPS and IMU measurements.
Technologies: MATLAB
- Preprocessed acceleration, yaw-rate, GPS Speed2D, wheel-speed, and position data at 100 Hz; applied a high-pass Butterworth filter and converted between geographic and local ENU coordinates.
- Implemented and compared ten velocity-estimation approaches: four GPS differentiation methods, five IMU integration methods, and KF-RK4 sensor fusion.
- Found the 3-point central difference to be the most reliable GPS differentiation method, while the 5-point method was degraded by edge effects and noise sensitivity.
- Reduced IMU integration drift by fusing RK4 predictions with reference measurements through a Kalman Filter, achieving a velocity RMSE as low as 0.04 and the lowest path RMSE among the tested methods.
- Reconstructed the vehicle path using estimated velocity and integrated yaw rate, and analyzed late-trajectory divergence caused by accumulated heading drift; selected as an outstanding project team.