I am an AI researcher at Honda R&D Japan and a PhD student at The University of Tokyo. My work sits at the intersection of reliable computer vision, adaptive learning, and real-world autonomy. I am interested in building vision systems that remain robust under domain shift, class imbalance, continual updates, and deployment constraints.

Before joining Honda R&D Japan, I completed my master’s in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Control and Computing at IIT Bombay, where I worked with Prof. Subhasis Chaudhuri at the Vision and Image Processing Lab and collaborated closely with Prof. Biplab Banerjee. My earlier work focused on continual learning, incremental learning, remote sensing, and few-shot co-segmentation.

I am currently based in Tokyo. Outside research, I enjoy fitness, running, cycling, trekking, reading, sketching, writing, and exploring questions around dharma, discipline, and purposeful living.