Hi there!

My name is Stephen Yang, and welcome to my corner of the internet!

I'm interested in mechatronics and the intersection of software engineering and physical systems. I studied computer engineering at the University of Toronto. Currently, I'm working through my MASc under the supervision of professor Eric Diller, where I focus on the simulation and development of millimeter scale medical microrobots.

Previously, I worked on FPGA IP Development at Intel, and at the UofT Multimedia Lab on ML for computational pathology. Read more on my resume or CV.

In my free time, I enjoy brewing coffee (V60 and Moka), lifting rocks, 3D printing, taking photos and reading.

Feel free to reach out via email. If you're looking for course notes I took during my time at the University of Toronto, check out notes.

links

• PARKore: Parallel, Asynchronous, Relaxed K-Core Decomposition
• Dynamical Systems for Epilepsy Prediction
• Actuator Modelling for Simulation of Energy-Efficient Human-Robot Walking