• Built a detector that detects the 3D positions of facial landmarks on a 3D scan of a real person.

• Using R3DS Wrap and the 3D facial landmark detector, individually developed a fully automatic

pipeline registering temporal sequences of 3D scans of a person to a mesh template.

• Independently designed a fully automatic pipeline that augment temporal sequences of scans using

Open3D, putting glasses on 3D scans of a person as if the person is wearing the glasses. The

augmented sequence is also temporally smoothed for reduction of jittering.

• Built a quantitative evaluation method for the augmentation pipeline, which evaluates temporal

jittering of the glasses and verifies the validity of the wearing styles.

• Implemented a computational fluid dynamic (CFD) simulator that can simulate liquid behavior in

3D under the effects of viscosity, pressure, gravity, and interaction with a container.

• Sought applications of a biphasic smoothed particle hydrodynamics solver built using C++. For

example, used the solver to simulate gram-negative bacteria under osmotic shock

• Participated in the design process of an axial flux motor prototype for electric vehicle propulsion.

• Developed a magnet cutting pattern that can reduce the eddy current loss in power ferrites using Ansys Maxwell 3D.

• Identified the iron loss in each of the motor components by performing simulations with Ansys Maxwell 3D.

• Designed a set of flanges and supports using NX CAD to fit the motor prototype on a dyno, which allows installation of torque sensors at different measuring ranges without disassembling the dyno.

• Constructed 2D drawings and set manufacturing tolerances for machined components in the motor.