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Electrical & Computer Engineering · Carnegie Mellon University
Ore Abolade
I'm an M.S. student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Sebastian Scherer.
I work across computer vision, robotic perception, multimodal sensing, and Physical AI—with a growing focus on robotic reasoning for real-world autonomy.
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Academic journey
I'm an M.S. student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Sebastian Scherer. I completed my B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, with a minor in Artificial Intelligence.
My work began in computer vision and robotic perception, with a focus on multimodal sensing and depth estimation for robust autonomy.
More recently, my research interests have expanded toward Physical AI and robotic reasoning, with the goal of building general-purpose robots that can understand and act in real-world environments.
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Projects & research
Research & academic work
Robotic Reasoning Models for Physical AI
Developing a robot-agnostic reasoning framework (RRM-1) for Physical AI.Current ↗ 02Robust Visual Odometry for Degraded Environments
Current AirLab research on robust, efficient autonomy.Research ↗ 03Pepper Exercise Coach
A socially assistive robotics project to which I contributed.Contribution completed ↗ 04Simulating Learners with GPT-4 for Parsons Problems
A past exploration of generative models in computing education.Contribution completed ↗Selected GitHub work
A few representative engineering projects. Private work is described at a high level while it is still being developed.
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