Physical AI · Robotics · Edge Systems

I build intelligent systemsthat move from simulationto the real world.

Obinna Edeh

I’m Obinna Edeh, an AI systems engineer building dependable robotics, edge inference, digital-twin, and operational intelligence systems.

BACKGROUNDTelecom & wireless operations
BUILDINGPhysical AI & robotics systems
OPERATINGEdge deployment & observability
ACTIVE SYSTEMS
SIMULATIONPERCEPTIONEDGETELEMETRYCONTROL
// ABOUT ME

Operational AI for the real world.

I build operational AI systems for physical and edge environments under real infrastructure constraints.

My background leading nationwide wireless deployment gives me a systems-level view of AI deployment, especially where telemetry, infrastructure reliability, edge inference, and real-time operational constraints matter.

My current work spans Physical AI, edge inference, computer vision, runtime observability, and operational safety. Across my flagship projects, I work with Jetson-based inference, ROS 2 robotics, simulation, defensive telemetry, and time-series forecasting, with AI-RAN KPIs as one telemetry source among others.

The common thread is simple: AI systems should not just run once in a demo. They should be measurable, observable, reliable, and useful under real constraints. My passion is bridging the sim-to-real gap.

// SELECTED WORK

Systems, not slides.

Each project is built around reproducible artifacts, operational evidence, and a clear path to deployment.

// WHAT I BUILD
01

Robotics systems

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

02

Edge AI

Jetson inference and edge runtime workflows measured with latency, telemetry, reliability, power, and thermal evidence.

03

Digital twins

Isaac Sim and OpenUSD workcells that connect robot assets to repeatable validation.

04

Agentic operations

Human-bounded copilots that reason over telemetry, logs, manuals, and runtime state.

// CURRENT PROOF POINTS

Built to be inspected.

AGX Thor2026-08-20 · 101.6 ms TRT · 9.8 Hz
ThermalsAGX Thor 2026-08-20 · 42.0 C peak
Isaac SimRTX 5090 · 2026-08-20 · 35/36 sim turns · 19.2 mm p50
Edge IDSAGX Thor 2026-09-08 · 0.0237 ms p95 · 54.1 W to 24.3 W
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