
Rafael Keselman developed a robust arm subsystem for the GreenBlitz/GB-Robot-Template, focusing on command-based programming and control systems in Java. He implemented command handling and target position control, enabling precise arm movement through software-enforced constraints. By introducing ArmSimulationConstants and updating the arm builder, Rafael improved simulation fidelity and ensured realistic movement limits, reducing operational risk. His work addressed command processing reliability and enhanced the accuracy of field operations. Leveraging skills in robotics and simulation, Rafael delivered two well-integrated features within a month, demonstrating depth in both subsystem architecture and simulation parameterization while maintaining a clear focus on safety and control.

November 2025 focused on delivering a robust arm subsystem and improving simulation fidelity for the GB-Robot-Template. Implemented a command-handling arm subsystem with target-position control and aligned simulation parameters to enforce realistic movement constraints. Also fixed command processing reliability and updated software limits to prevent unsafe arm motion.
November 2025 focused on delivering a robust arm subsystem and improving simulation fidelity for the GB-Robot-Template. Implemented a command-handling arm subsystem with target-position control and aligned simulation parameters to enforce realistic movement constraints. Also fixed command processing reliability and updated software limits to prevent unsafe arm motion.
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