Sequoyah Walters

At ARA I support the OTONOS project, making industrial and military vehicles teleoperable and autonomous. As a robotics software engineer, I love problem-solving at the intersection of hardware and software.

Prior to ARA, I was a member of the Autonomous & Resilient Controls Laboratory (ARC Lab) where I conducted my master’s research in control theory and robotic perception. My thesis work focuses on vision-based landing of a quadcopter with field-of-view constraints.

In my spare time I enjoy flipping (and eating) crepes, building robots and playing guitar. My resume can be viewed here.