About Me

Hi I'm Rohan Agrawal!

I Like building things, both hardware and software.

I spend my time with robotics, ham radio, and photography.

I am studying Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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Experience

Ubiquity Robotics

Cofounder - Lead Engineer

We are a robotics company with a vision to revolutionize robotics development. Everyone wants robotic automation, but first they all need the same basic setup: motors, wheels, power, etc. We create a Magni, a hardware platform for robotics application development.

I have worked on all levels of the software and hardware engineering. Today I focus on the ROS software stack that powers Magni, and making it solve our customer's business needs.

Google Project Reach | OLogic

Intern | Summer 2019

Developing cloud applications for industrial robotics using WebRTC as part of a small product-driven team.

Aleopile

Since 2014

Me, myself and I consulting aleopile.com.

Salisbury Robotics Lab, Stanford

Intern | Summer 2018

Worked on physical perception, robots that learn by touching. I developed custom electronics and firmware for the vibration sensitive robotic arm, and researched machine learning algorithms for material classification.

Savioke

Intern | Summer 2017

Improved the field diagnostics of autonomous navigation and the sensors it relied on, allowing our operations team to gain better insights into how the robots were performing after deployment.

Open Source Robotics Foundation

Intern | Summer/Fall 2016

Robotics company with a vision to revolutionize robotics development. Everybody that wants to make a robot has to start out by creating the same basic setup: motors, wheels, power, etc. We create a hardware platform to allow app builders to focus on their apps.

OLogic, Inc.

Intern | 2013-2016

Worked on robotics research and development of both hardware and software, from prototypes to production. Used ROS (Robot Operating System) extensively on the Turtlebot, as well as custom robot hardware.