M.S. CIVIL ENGINEERING & ROBOTICS • 2026–2032

Nominoom (Nomi)

Studying robotics in civil engineering with a focus on human-assisted task automation & ease of interaction.

Currently pursuing my Master's in Civil Engineering (2026–2032). Collaborating with an active research team (2026–Present) to pioneer robotics within civil engineering—focusing on the automation of human tasks with seamless human assistance, intuitive interaction, and robust hardware integration.

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NOMINOOM

Civil Robotics Researcher • 2026–Present

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About Me

Background & Research Focus

I am currently pursuing my Master's in Civil Engineering (2026–2032). Alongside an active engineering research team (2026–Present), I study applied robotics within civil infrastructure—focusing on the automation of human tasks through ergonomic human assistance, ease of interaction, and reliable embedded control systems.

Research Metrics

2026–32
M.S. Civil Engineering
5-DOF
Kinematics Solved
2026–Pres.
Civil Robotics Research
100%
Open Collaboration

Human-Centric Automation

Designing assistive robotic frameworks that empower human operators rather than replacing them, prioritizing ergonomic ease of interaction, intuitive telemetry, and sub-millimeter precision.

The Mission

Bridging civil structural engineering with autonomous kinematics, computer vision, and embedded firmware to modernize infrastructure and automate arduous tasks.

Education & Research

Academic specialization, kinematics analysis, and human-assisted task automation

M.S. in Civil Engineering & Applied Robotics

2026 - 2032
Graduate Studies & Research Team
Specializing in robotic task automation for civil infrastructure, human-robot interaction (HRI), inverse kinematics, and smart structural systems.

Human-Assisted Robotics Research Lab

2026 - Present
Civil Engineering Automation Division
Collaborative team research studying the automation of complex human tasks, focusing specifically on ergonomic human assistance, ease of interaction, and intuitive control frameworks.

Hardware & Embedded Systems Engineering

2026 - Present
Self-Directed Systems Lab
Analytical 3D inverse kinematics solver, STM32 microcontroller firmware, 5-DOF articulated arm prototyping, and ROS2 companion systems.

5-DOF Articulated Kinematics & Automation Lab

Human-assisted civil infrastructure task automation & precision hardware integration

Telemetry Active
⌖ LIVE VIEWPORT: 5-DOF ROBOTIC ARM X: 420.5mm | Y: 180.2mm | Z: 750.0mm
5-DOF Articulated Robotic Arm Wave Animation
⌖ Kinematics Simulation • Active Wave Motion
5-DOF ACTIVE
J1: 360°
J2: 145°
J3: 210°
J4: 180°
J5: 360°
TOLERANCE: ±0.01mm

Geometric Kinematics Solver

5-DOF ALGORITHM

Closed-form analytical inverse kinematics calculating exact joint angles in sub-millisecond cycles for smooth trajectory tracking.

Reach: 1.2 Meters Payload: 15.0 kg

Human-Assisted Interaction

HRI INTERFACE

Ergonomic human-in-the-loop teleoperation frameworks designed for civil engineering operators with intuitive haptic feedback.

Latency: < 4.2ms Control: Ergonomic HUD

Embedded Microcontroller Bus

STM32 / CAN-BUS

Real-time motor actuation and optical encoder telemetry communicating via high-speed differential CAN-bus architecture.

Bus Speed: 1 Mbps MCU: STM32F4 + ESP32

Featured Projects

Interactive robotics prototypes, civil automation systems, and software engineering

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Gachiakuta

Fast, client-side digital manga reading web app optimized for smooth page rendering, progressive loading, and touch gestures.

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Currently Exploring

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CAD & Civil Automation

Exploring 3D parametric modeling, mechanical design, structural kinematics, and robotic automation frameworks for civil engineering.

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Embedded & Firmware

Developing real-time firmware for STM32 and ESP32 microcontrollers, serial sensor protocols, and motor motion control.

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Web & UI Engineering

Crafting sleek, high-performance web applications with modern responsive architectures, state management, and smooth interactions.

The Nomi Moo Show

Catch me live in the broadcast booth on Michigan Tech's student-run radio station, playing Alternative Rock, Indie, and listener-requested tracks.

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Tuesdays • 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM EST
WMTU.FM • HOUGHTON, MI

The Nomi Moo Show

Hosted by Nominoom

Broadcasting every Tuesday afternoon live from Michigan Technological University on 91.9 FM, streaming audio at wmtu.fm, and streaming live video on Twitch at twitch.tv/wmtu_live. Delivering high-energy Alternative Rock, Post-Punk, Math Rock, Indie favorites, and taking live music requests at request.wmtu.fm.

AIR TIME Tuesdays 2–4 PM EST
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Support My Work

If you'd like to support my independent robotics prototypes, civil engineering lab equipment, and open-source software experiments:

Let's Connect

Have an engineering opportunity, robotics project, or want to collaborate? Connect with me directly across any of the channels below.