Crazyflie Isaac Framework (CIF)
An open-source, modular NVIDIA Isaac Sim framework for Crazyflie research — DRL, multi-drone, benchmarking, and sim-to-real experimentation.
Ömer Kurkutlu
PhD Candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois Chicago, advised by Dr. Arman Roohi. I specialize in robot learning, Physical AI, and autonomous systems. My research focuses on deep reinforcement learning, vision-language-action models, vision-based navigation, sim-to-real, and resource-constrained robotics, with hands-on experience in NVIDIA Isaac Sim/Isaac Lab, ROS/ROS2, and embedded AI.
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