About

Vincent Kee is a highly skilled Senior Robotics Engineer at Cruise, specializing in localization and mapping for autonomous vehicles. He holds a Master of Engineering in Computer Science with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence from the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Vincent is passionate about developing algorithms that enable autonomous robots to function robustly in the real world. His primary research interests are in 3D perception, particularly in SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) methods. Vincent has a wealth of experience in the field of robotics engineering. Prior to his current role at Cruise, he worked as a Robotics Engineer for the company, where he gained valuable experience in localization and mapping. Before that, Vincent worked as a Draper Fellow at Draper, where he developed a real-time SLAM system that constructs object maps for manipulation in dynamic environments. He also worked on the perception pipeline to enable an autonomous robot to perform an oil change and implemented a real-time object pose estimator using semantic segmentation and point cloud registration. Vincent's education history is impressive, with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT and a Master of Engineering in Computer Science with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence, also from MIT. He also attended the California Academy of Mathematics and Science. Vincent's technical skills are extensive and include expertise in research science and testing. He has relevant experience of 4.71 years, making him a seasoned professional in his field. With his passion for developing algorithms that enable autonomous robots to function robustly in the real world, Vincent is a valuable asset to any organization in the field of robotics engineering.