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Kamak Ebadi is a robotics technologist in the Aerial and Orbital Image Analysis group. His current research is focused on high-resolution orbital mapping, and Terrain Relative Navigation (TRN) for guided descent and precision landing on the moon in support of NASA's Artemis program. Kamak's research interests lie in the area of robot perception, simultaneous 3D localization and mapping for multiagent collaborative systems, structure from motion, and Machine Learning for object detection and semantic segmentation.

Kamak joined JPL in 2017 as a doctoral research fellow and completed his Ph.D. thesis while contributing to some cutting-edge research projects, including collaborative localization and mapping with a team of Mars rover-helicopter, the DARPA Subterranean Challenge, and simultaneous estimation of shape and pose of uncooperative space objects.