Hi, I am Timothy Churchill
I am a Computer Science and Robotics student at the Colorado School of Mines. What draws me most is not technology in the abstract, but the process of making difficult things intelligible: taking a system that seems opaque, temperamental, or unwieldy and slowly giving it clarity, structure, and form.
My work lives at the intersection of software, controls, and physical design. Recent projects include drone trajectory planning at NAPPLab, machine learning for solar module segmentation at BrightSpot Automation, a paramagnetic liquid lens, and an adaptive robotic hand. I care about systems that are not only functional, but elegant in the way they come to life.
