Summary
Sean Krisanski is a multidisciplinary research engineer specializing in perception and autonomy for robotic systems, with eight years' experience applying computer vision, LiDAR/photogrammetry, and deep learning to challenging and hazardous environments. Currently at Emesent, he focuses on mapping and autonomy while drawing on a PhD from the University of Tasmania and hands-on mechanical design skills developed building UAVs for underground exploration. His work blends software and hardware—developing semantic segmentation and pose-estimation models, inventing semi-synthetic data generation to overcome tedious labeling, and designing adaptive airframes and 3D-printed systems. Passionate about environmental conservation and scientific exploration, he translates research prototypes into practical tools for field deployment in remote settings.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Information Technology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Information Technology at University of Tasmania
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Mechanical Engineering at The University of Queensland
Sheldon College