About Me

My name is Mike Danielczuk, and I’m a research scientist at Ambi Robotics working on robot motion planning, perception, and manipulation. Prior to starting at Ambi, I was a PhD graduate and NSF Graduate Research Fellow in EECS at UC Berkeley advised by Professor Ken Goldberg of the UC Berkeley AUTOlab. My graduate work focused on robotic perception and manipulation, ranging from instance segmentation to area contact modeling to mechanical search, and using simulation to generate large datasets for deep learning methods. I received my BSE in Electrical Engineering from Princeton University.

I also enjoy running with the Strawberry Canyon Track Club, hiking and skiing in the many beautiful California parks, and rooting for New England sports teams.

Recent News

• March 1, 2023 : I celebrated one year at Ambi Robotics researching motion planning, robotic perception, and manipulation to help the supply chain handle more.
• January 17, 2023 : A paper I worked on as part of a large collaboration with many Autolab, Berkeley, and ROS researchers on, FogROS2: An Adaptive Platform for Cloud and Fog Robotics Using ROS 2 was accepted at ICRA 2023!