Three filings with my name on them - a granted 15-year U.S. utility patent and two attorney-reviewed provisionals - all invented and filed between ages 16 and 17.
A mobile robotic platform that automates front-line patient care - recording intake and medical history, guiding self-administered tests, and measuring vitals (heart rate/EKG, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, temperature) - with human-in-the-loop hand-off for rooming, medication, and scheduling.
I led the team, wrote the patent, and drew every figure in Autodesk Inventor. The work carried a $50k NIH grant submission as Co-Investigator and my first-author paper in the Journal of Young Investigators.













