
During January 2025, Masaki Shinzato developed a Wheelie Safety Control System for the CMU-cabot/cabot-navigation repository, addressing robot safety by monitoring pitch through IMU data and limiting velocity when a wheelie is detected. He implemented a configuration-driven approach using C++ and YAML, enabling tunable thresholds and rapid adaptation across robot variants. The system published real-time telemetry for wheelie state and speed, supporting improved diagnostics and field monitoring. Shinzato refactored the feature for maintainability, updated CMake build files, and corrected critical safety parameters, demonstrating depth in control systems and embedded software while ensuring robust, traceable integration within the ROS 2 robotics stack.

January 2025 performance summary for CMU-cabot/cabot-navigation focusing on business value and technical achievements.
January 2025 performance summary for CMU-cabot/cabot-navigation focusing on business value and technical achievements.
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