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Hosted by the AZ Hamilton Microbots, Hamilton Library’s Operation FIRST a HUGE Success
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The Hamilton Library in Chandler, Arizona was buzzing with excitement several weeks ago as it hosted the final meeting of “Operation FIRST,” a six-week program from July to August. Operation FIRST was organized by the Hamilton Microbots, Team 698, the local FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition) robotics team from Hamilton High School (Chandler, AZ). The event, aimed at sparking interest in robotics/STEM among young students, was hailed as a tremendous success by attendees, organizers, and community members alike.
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NeuroTrace: A Novel Machine-Powered System to Detect Neurodegeneration through Handwriting Kinematics Analysis
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Could this be the ‘write’ approach?
Optimizing Large Language Models: Learning from Mistakes in Gameplay
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How can tic-tac-toe be so difficult…
SmishSmashing - A System Software Utilizing LLMs (GPT-4o) to Detect and Respond to Text Message (SMS) Phishing Scams
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Pig butchering… But where’s the butcher?
THETA: Triangulated Hand-State Estimation for Teleoperation and Automation in Robotic Hand Control
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Who knows when it’ll come in ‘handy’?
Improving the Zero-Shot Generalizability of Vision-Language-Action models with Kochv1.1 and SO-101 Grippers
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What I’m currently working on…
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An Island of Inspiration: Taiwan’s Political Resilience and Growth
Published in AP Seminar IWA (Individual Written Argument), (unofficial), 2023
A deep dive into Taiwan’s political growth since the Chinese Civil War, delving into the specific factors, as well as both positive and negative outcomes.
Recommended citation: Huang, Alex (2023) "An Island of Inspiration: Taiwan’s Political Resilience and Growth." 2023 AP Seminar IWA (unofficial).
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NeuroTrace: A Novel, Machine-Powered System Software to Detect Neurodegeneration through Handwriting Kinematics Analysis
Published in Undiscovered Scientists - AP Research (unofficial), 2024
Analyzing the handwriting kinematics of seniors to predict/detect the onset of neurodegeneration, particularly to the motor skills.
Recommended citation: Huang, Alex (2024) "NeuroTrace: A Novel, Machine-Powered System Software to Detect Neurodegeneration through Handwriting Kinematics Analysis." 2024 Undiscovered Scientists - AP Research (unofficial).
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Optimizing Large Language Models: Learning from Mistakes in Gameplay
Published in STEM2SHTEM Journal, 2024
Increasing the “reasoning” abilities of large-language models to complete simple logic games like tic-tac-toe
Recommended citation: Huang, Alex et al. (2024) "Optimizing Large Language Models: Learning from Mistakes in Gameplay." 2024 STEM2SHTEM Journal.
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A Fighter’s Spirit: Overcoming the Arena of Life - Elmer L. Mayberry Jr. (1934-2025)
Published in Since You Asked XXI - Edition 1, Library of Congress, 2025
A biography and tribute to Air Force Master Sergeant Elmer “Lee” Mayberry, the most awesome 91-year old I had the chance to befriend during my time working at the Ocotillo Gardens senior home. Interviewed & submitted with the Imprints of Honor (previously Veterans’ Heritage Project) 2025 chapter at Hamilton High School.
Recommended citation: Huang, Alex, "A Fighter’s Spirit: Overcoming the Arena of Life." 2025 Since You Asked XXI - Edition 1, Library of Congress.
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THETA: Triangulated Hand-State Estimation for Teleoperation and Automation in Robotic Hand Control
Published in IEEE 11th International Conference on Engineering and Emerging Technologies (ICEET), 2025
Utilizing multi-view image segmentation and machine-learning classification to remote control dexterous robotic finger movement.
Recommended citation: A. Huang and A. Karthik, "THETA: Triangulated Hand-State Estimation for Teleoperation and Automation in Robotic Hand Control," 2025 International Conference on Engineering and Emerging Technologies (ICEET), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2025, pp.1-6, doi: TBA.
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Teaching experience 1
Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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