
Samantha Hajdukiewicz developed autonomy and simulation features for the MissouriMRDT/Autonomy_Software repository, focusing on robust marker-based navigation and object detection for robotics applications. She enhanced the marker detection pipeline by integrating Torch tag support and refactoring tag identification, using C++ and computer vision techniques to improve navigation reliability. Samantha also refined the SIMZEDCam simulation’s depth decoding, addressing encoded value extraction and correction for greater fidelity. In addition, she expanded object detection with YOLO-based models and improved state-machine logic for object interaction. Her work demonstrated depth in embedded systems, machine learning model integration, and data validation, supporting reliable mission execution.

For May 2025, delivered significant autonomy enhancements and data-validation fixes that improve reliability, safety, and developer readiness in MissouriMRDT/Autonomy_Software.
For May 2025, delivered significant autonomy enhancements and data-validation fixes that improve reliability, safety, and developer readiness in MissouriMRDT/Autonomy_Software.
April 2025 monthly summary highlighting autonomy software delivery and simulation improvements for MissouriMRDT. Focused on delivering robust marker-based navigation and improving depth perception fidelity in simulation to support reliable mission execution and planning.
April 2025 monthly summary highlighting autonomy software delivery and simulation improvements for MissouriMRDT. Focused on delivering robust marker-based navigation and improving depth perception fidelity in simulation to support reliable mission execution and planning.
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