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2024-2025

Grayson graduated with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, as well as Robotics and Computer Science minors from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. During his undergraduate education, he conducted research on development of a low-cost 2 degree-of-freedom planar arm for classroom applications at the Institute while also serving as a Teaching Assistant for both Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering courses. Additionally, he interned for DEKA Research & Development as a Controls Engineer, improving the controller code and prototyping alternative path planning algorithms on an autonomous mobile robot system. 

Grayson's robotics interests are diverse, but are primarily focused on bio-inspired robotics as well as multi-agent / swarm systems.