My name is Eun Sang (Jesse) Cha, and I am a University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Mechanical Engineering Postdoct based in Bel Air, Los Angeles.

As a roboticist, my research focuses on high-performance autonomous driving using intelligent control and imitation learning-based methods. I utilize miniature autonomous vehicular platforms for teaching data science and conducting research in transportation systems and robotic AI.

My name is Junu Choe, and I am a second-year undergraduate studying Future Mobility Engineering at Korea University, based in Anam, Seoul.

Having been a petrolhead since birth, I've immersed myself in all things related to cars throughout my life. My passion for automobiles has constantly driven me to ponder what my next step should be. Currently, I'm delving into robotics and autonomous driving, recognizing them as the upcoming frontiers deserving of my focus.

My goal is to merge my passion for cars with my expertise in mechanical design and manufacturing, aligning them with the realm of autonomous driving and engineering. To this end, I am currently researching soft robotics to explore potential applications in new form of tires. I aspire to make transition from merely observing the emergence of new technologies to actively contributing as a trailblazer in the field.

My name is Kittimate Chulajata, and I am a fourth-year undergraduate studying Economics and Data Science at Pepperdine University

My passion for applying academic knowledge beyond traditional classroom boundaries has always driven me. Valuing independent thought, I thrive on innovative problem-solving. This commitment to creativity led me to spearhead a research project. It focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence technologies, specifically transformers and LSTM networks, to develop a predictive model for real-time video game outcomes.

I am deeply passionate about various pursuits. These interests fuel my curiosity and drive me to explore new cultures, stories, and experiences. Looking ahead, I aim to integrate the insights gained from travels with advanced technology to create engaging narratives. My ultimate objective is to connect cultures and inspire people globally by highlighting their unique strengths and value through innovation and empathy.

My name is Sean Wu, I study Computer Science/Mathematics at Pepperdine.

My research mainly lies at the intersection of machine learning and healthcare. However, at times, I like interdisciplinary collaborations like this one to conduct research on fun projects.

I am applying to Ph.D. programs this Fall in artificial intelligence.