About
I am the founder of Engram. Previously, I worked as a researcher at the MIT Media Lab and as an AI Engineer at Millennium. I study Joint Mathematics and Computer Science at Imperial College London.
My interests span Computer Vision, Embodied Intelligence, Agentic Frameworks, and Quantitative Trading. My research has focused on 4D perception, vision-language-action interpretability, and active vision, while my industry work has centered on AI agents for equity research. At Engram, we are exploring digital twins, agent-to-agent (A2A) systems, and new models for robot distribution.
I write about this new AI era: how intelligence is moving from models into institutions and the physical world, how it may reshape finance and knowledge work, and what should remain distinctly human. As a founder, I want to build for the long term, pursuing ideas that are technically ambitious, useful in the real world, and durable beyond the current cycle.
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