Adrian Lozada

Adrian Lozada

Undergraduate Researcher

adrian163@usf.edu

01/2024→


Hello! My name is Adrian Lozada, and I am a junior studying computer engineering at the University of South Florida (USF). I am passionate about artificial intelligence (AI) models and algorithms that improve human-robot interactions (HRI). My ultimate goal is to integrate robotics into society seamlessly, enhancing our daily lives and improving safety through innovative technology.

I am currently working on a project that aims to develop a fog screen for robots, enabling them to communicate through spatial augmented reality (AR) in environments that do not have conventional projectable surfaces. This summer, I am excited to be part of the CRA-WP DREU program, where I hope to expand my research under the guidance of Dr. Zhao Han and explore new opportunities where technology can meet human needs.

— 4/20/2024


Publications

Adrian Lozada, Uthman Tijani, Villa Keth, Hong Wang and Zhao Han

Anywhere Projected AR for Robot Communication: A Mid-Air Fog Screen-Robot System

2025 ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI)

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2025
Top HRI conference. 25% acceptance rate.

News

HRI 2025 Full Paper Acceptance

RARE Lab’s fog screen work was accepted to the HRI conference (25% acceptance rate)! Congrats to Adrian, Uthman, Villa, and Hong!

Mid-Fall Lab Lunch

We just had our mid-fall lab lunch. German style!

(Sorry that Maria, Felix, and Jonathan were unable to join!)

Undergraduate Researcher Adrian Lozada‘s first conference paper was submitted. Congrats!

Start-of-Summer Lab Brunch

We just had our start-of-summer brunch or lunch!

UR2PhD

Congrats to Adrian Lozada and Villa Keth for selection to the CRA Undergraduate Research to PhD (“UR2PhD”) program to learn the hidden, fulfilling research pathways!

2024 CRA-WP DREU

Congrats to Adrian Lozada for acceptance to the selective CRA-WP Distributed Research Experiences for Undergraduates (DREU)! Adrian will be mentored by Dr. Zhao Han this summer in the RARE lab.

Undergraduate students Adrian Lozada and Duy Linh (Liam) Ha have joined the RARE Lab. Welcome!