Stanley Celestin
Be Passionate, Be Loving, and Think Hard.
About | Kiyès Sa?
I am a third year PhD student in Computer Science at Cornell Univeristy working with Guy Hoffman in the Human Robot Collaboration and Campanionship Lab. I have interests in human-robot interaction and artificial intelligence . I am broadly interested in increasing the socialbility of robots through intention recognition, collaboration, and multimodality.
Prior to Cornell, I attended the Univeristy of Florida where I obtained a bachelors degree in computer engineering. While UF, I worked with Dr. Juan E. Gilbert in the Human Experience Research Lab and Dr. Kyla Mc Mullen in the SoundPad Lab. I interned several times at General Electric and at Microsost Research with Dr. Ashish Kapoor in the Aerial Informatics and Robotics Group.
Outside of the computer science, I study how communities in underdeveloped parts of the world can grow to become present in the modern ecosystem of eduction, technology, and commerce. If you have any thoughts on innovative soultions for underdeveloped communities, contact me!
Outside of academics, I love sports, (video and board) games, and spending time with frinds and church.
News | Nouvèl
- Spring 2022: Workshop Paper Accepted Non-Dyadic Entrainment for Industrial Tasks at HRI 2022 Workshop on Joint Action, Adaptation, and Entrainment in Human-Robot Interaction
- Summer 2021: PhD Research Summer Intern on the Advanced Prototyping Team @ MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab in Cambridge, MA
- Spring 2021: Faciliated Robotics EYH workshop with Michael Suguitan and Beatriz Asfora
- Spring 2021: Awarded the GEM Fellowship from The National GEM Consortium
- Spring 2021: Awarded the Cornell CIS Dream Grant
- Summer 2020: Introduction to Machine Learning Talk in Haitian Creole with Jean D. Louis (Life Engineering x TicHaiti)
- Fall 2020: Joined the Human-robot Collaboration & Companionship Lab at Cornell
- Summer 2020: Wrote You're smart, but it does not seem like it anymore with Jean D. Louis
- Spring 2020: 2nd Place in the MAE5180 Autonomous Mobile Robots Final Competition with William Laney
- Fall 2019: Start at Cornell!
- Spring 2019: Awarded Cornell Sloan Diversity Fellowship
- Spring 2019: Accepted to Cornell University!
Resources | Resous