Arghya Chatterjee is a PhD student and research assistant at IHMC and the University of West Florida who builds perception and autonomy systems for humanoid, quadruped, wheeled, and aerial robots with nine years of hands-on experience. His work spans object pose estimation, learning-driven manipulation, and SLAM/scene-knowledge graphs to enable multi-agent exploration and cluttered-environment interaction for indoor, terrestrial and space missions. He has contributed perception and navigation systems deployed on platforms from NASA Valkyrie and JPL’s DARPA challenge vehicles to Boston Dynamics robots and Unitree platforms, blending model-based affordance templates with model-free learning. Equally comfortable developing field-ready autonomy and mentoring teams, he has led rover autonomy and advised international competition teams while building community STEM programs. Based in Pensacola, he combines academic rigor with practical deployment experience across government labs, industry and space-focused research initiatives.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Mechanical Engineering at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Primary Science, Primary Science at Elizabeth Marble Primary School
Secondary Science, Secondary Science at Khulna Powerhouse Secondary School
Higher Scondary Science, Higher Scondary Science at Khulna Public College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Intelligent Systems and Robotics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Intelligent Systems and Robotics at University of West Florida
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