Short Biography
I am a PhD stduent at Stanford University studying machine learning and artificial intelligence. My primary focus is the use of probabilistic models in robotic vision. My PhD advisor is Daphne Koller. I also do work with Andrew Ng.

Previously, I co-founded Sensory Networks where I was responsible for hardware engineering and product development as VP Engineering --- coming back to school seems a little bit back-to-front, I know. Before Sensory Networks, I worked in other senior (and junior) engineering positions in research and development companies (including Dilithium Networks, Polartechnics, CWC). I recieved my MSEE degree from Stanford in 1998, and my BE and BSc degrees from The University of Sydney, Australia in 1996 and 1994. I enjoy mountain bike riding, playing golf, some travelling, and solving puzzles. When I was younger, I spent all of my time playing with lego; now I get to spend all of my time helping my daughter play with her lego.