Jack Kolb
Welcome to this portfolio of my works
Fall '24: I am planning to defend in early Spring '25 and am
looking for an industry role, reach out!
I am a fifth-year
Robotics
PhD student at
Georgia Tech. My research is broadly in
human-robot interaction, where I explore how robots can understand the
black box of
human teammates, by using their cognitive state to
estimate their belief state,
predict future team performance, and
enhance collaboration fluency.
I am advised by
Karen Feigh. I have also worked with
Sonia Chernova
and
Harish Ravichandar.
Prior to graduate school, I received my B.S. in
mechanical engineering
from the
University of California
at Riverside. I was most involved with
RoboSub,
Residential Life, and
IEEE@UCR.
I spend my free time working on side projects, playing piano, and
volunteering with student organizations.