Robotics systems
ROS 2 integration, navigation, manipulation, control scaffolds, and sim-first validation.

I’m Obinna Edeh. I’ve spent my career leading teams that get new hardware to perform at scale. At EmbodiedEdge, my Physical AI lab, I apply the same discipline to robots and Jetson hardware, and I do the bench work myself.
I lead the work of getting Physical AI and edge systems to hold up outside the lab.
I’ve led engineering teams, field crews and vendors through nationwide deployments of hundreds of sites a year. One lesson held on every program: a spec sheet describes ideal conditions; the site shows what the hardware actually does. Physical AI has the same gap.
Each project is built around reproducible artifacts, operational evidence, and a clear path to deployment.
The benchmark said GO; the robot would drop frames. The detector alone meets its 33.3 ms deadline, but the full frame takes 47.8 ms on the rover’s Jetson Orin NX.
A learned policy running on the robot’s own compute: GR00T through TensorRT at 9.8 Hz on Jetson AGX Thor, with a failed evaluation corrected and kept on the record.
A safety layer priced before anyone depends on it: a vision-language model on the device costs 4.35 s per frame at 66.6 W.
One edge box watching several street cameras and turning what it sees into events an operator can review. Runs end to end on live cameras; measurement is next.
Found a power problem in a runtime setting, not the model: cut a 54.1 W draw on Jetson AGX Thor to idle, with zero missed deadlines.
Built so a technician never acts on an unsourced number: answers commissioning questions from manufacturer documentation and says when no source covers the question.
ROS 2 integration, navigation, manipulation, control scaffolds, and sim-first validation.
Jetson inference and edge runtime workflows measured with latency, telemetry, reliability, power, and thermal evidence.
Isaac Sim and OpenUSD workcells that connect robot assets to repeatable validation.
Human-bounded copilots that reason over telemetry, logs, manuals, and runtime state.