Juan-diego Florez is a PhD robotics researcher at Georgia Tech with six years of experience developing perception-driven autonomy for human-robot collaboration and space inspection missions. He leads development of SatSLAM, a monocular vSLAM and multi-agent Gaussian Splatting pipeline for orbital relative navigation, and has extended it for distributed, real-time multi-robot estimation and photorealistic dataset generation. His background blends mechanical design, control (ROS/C++ impedance controllers), and factor-graph optimization (GTSAM), applied across bio-inspired actuators to satellite rendezvous systems. He directs undergraduate hardware upgrades to validate algorithms on ASTROS and COSMOS platforms, demonstrating both software and hands-on systems engineering. Based in Atlanta, he combines rigorous academic research with practical implementation experience and a knack for translating artistic motion modeling into robotics insight.
6 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
High School Pre-Engineering, High School Pre-Engineering at American Heritage High School
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Robotics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Robotics at Georgia Institute of Technology
Master of Science - MS Robotics Engineering, Master of Science - MS Robotics Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Mechanical Engineering at Florida Institute of Technology
Visual Inertial Odometry with SLAM capabilities and 3D Mesh generation.
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