Summary
Jack Naylor is a PhD candidate at the Australian Centre for Robotics whose research blends physics-based learning, radiance‑based scene modelling, and computational imaging to improve robotic perception in visually extreme environments—from reflective ship interiors to rapidly changing illumination in low Earth orbit. He brings eight years of hands-on experience across research internships, tutoring and outreach at the University of Sydney, and industry work in aerial vision, with practical contributions to thin-object extraction and sub‑pixel reconstruction. A 2025 Australian Fulbright Future Scholar collaborating with CMU’s Robotics Institute, he focuses on multi-modal scene representations that bridge physical modelling and data-driven methods for autonomous systems. Beyond academia he has led student societies and developed outreach hardware and curricula—hinting at an unusual combination of rigorous research, practical prototyping, and public engagement that accelerates technology transfer.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
High School, Completed NSW HSC, ATAR of 98.55 with 5th in NSW for HSC Engineering Studies., High School, Completed NSW HSC, ATAR of 98.55 with 5th in NSW for HSC Engineering Studies. at Normanhurst Boys High School
High School, Dux of Year 10 2014., High School, Dux of Year 10 2014. at Pennant Hills High School
The University of Sydney