Vicente Arroyos

185 Stevens Way, CSE1 102
Paul G. Allen Center, CSE Dept.
Seattle, WA 98195-2500
arroyv@uw.edu

I am a Ph.D. student in Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington (UW) where I work with Vikram Iyer. I also do some work in the Autonomous Insect Robotics Lab run by Sawyer Fuller. Before I joined the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, I did my Bachelor's in Electrical & Computer Engineering at UW where I performed research on origami structures with Jinkyu Yang in the Laboratory for Engineered Materials and Structures. My research interests include low-power electronics, small-scale robotics, computing for sustainability, and applications of machine learning. I am the cofounder of A Vision for Electronic Literacy & Access (AVELA). K-12 STEM outreach is one of my passions, and I actively pursue efforts to widen STEM interest of Underrepresented K-12 students of color.


Publications

A Tale of Two Mice: Sustainable Electronics Design and Prototyping

Leaf-like Origami with Bistability for Self-Adaptive Grasping Motions

Pending Acceptance 2020 [ Paper ]


Conference Proceedings

Leaf-out Origami: Tailorable Fabrications and Applications

Kyle Johnson, Vicente Arroyos
UCLA Ronald E. McNair

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July 2020


Media Coverage

These Tiny Sensors Ride the Wind Like Dandelion Seeds

CNET
May 2022

Q&A: Making Earth-friendly electronics

UW NEWS

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April 2022

A&As Australia Summer Program Helps Forge Future Directions With LSAMP,

William E. Boeing Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics News

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December 2018