How I label the numbers
Reported measurement: a result documented in my project records; this label alone doesn’t mean it was independently verified. Estimated: an approximate value, such as the time needed for a review. Calculated: a value I worked out for the stated comparison. Target: a design requirement, budget, or selected specification.
My earlier résumé and project records
Some project results come from my earlier résumé and project records. I keep the private originals off this site.
I report those results within their original scope. I haven’t published a full test setup or evaluation method for every number.
My engineering portfolio
My project records and public Perrybotics materials provide context for the robot designs. I distinguish my own work from what we built as a team.
Component counts and speeds refer to the assemblies described on each page. They don’t establish competition results or measurement precision.
Edison diagrams and screenshots
I use architecture diagrams and screenshots with demonstration data to explain the Edison projects.
I keep contractor proposals, private source code, station identifiers, and operational records off the site.
My education and interests
I’m studying mechanical engineering at Stanford and working toward a computer science minor, with graduation expected in June 2029. I’m interested in internships and co-ops across mechanical engineering, robotics, software, and applied AI.
I haven’t listed specific internship dates or work-authorization details here.
My original website — November 5, 2026
This version carries over my background, build notes, field experience, and project photos from my original site.
Older descriptions sometimes use different component counts or design specifications. The current project pages use the reviewed figures and identify earlier designs where they matter.
My current résumé
The downloadable résumé and website text preserve the document I supplied on November 5, 2026.
My project pages separately label estimates, calculations, design targets, and team contributions.
Logos and project images
I use the Stanford mark from the Stanford Identity Guide and the Southern California Edison logo from SCE’s official website. The Perrybotics and Magikid logos come from the Perrybotics website and Magikid Robotics Lab website. They identify my university and the organizations I’ve worked with. I credit project photos, drawings, and screenshots alongside the images.
About these sources
I’ve kept the numbers within the scope of my project records and noted the limits on each project page. This site doesn’t provide a new independent audit of the private originals. My résumé and portfolio PDFs summarize the work; they aren’t separate evidence for the claims.
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