My name is Zac Serocki, and I am a robotics engineer with a focus on control systems, safety validation, and perception. I am pursuing a combined Bachelor's and Master’s degree in Robotics Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Building a multidisciplinary foundation in mechanical design, embedded systems, circuit analysis, and software development. Integrating theory with hands-on engineering, preparing me to approach complex real-world robotics challenges from a systems level perspective.

I've contributed to a range of robotics projects, spanning autonomous navigation, dynamic system modeling, robotic arms, and maze solving robots. I’ve applied mathematical modeling, tuned feedback controllers, and processed data from cameras, LiDAR, inertial sensors and a variety of other sensors to perceive the environment and the system's state within it. I approach tasks with a mindset rooted in precision, adaptability, and continuous refinement.

Driven by my enthusiasm for robotics and the desire to push the boundaries of what machines can safely and intelligently achieve, I thrive in collaborative, innovation focused environments where I can grow alongside others and make meaningful contributions. I aim to contribute to the development of robotics systems that enhance accessibility, promote sustainability, and ensure the safe integration of automation into society.