Wiliam Lynch IV

Conducting student research at the University of West Georgia focused on distributed AI systems and autonomous robotics. Designed and implemented an asynchronous socket-based communication system connecting multiple NVIDIA platforms, including Jetson Orin and Thor devices, to receive camera data from autonomous rovers and drones and distribute that data across multiple machine learning models running concurrently. Developed a scalable data management system to organize and store predictions from individual models, enabling efficient access to model outputs and simplifying the integration of additional models and data sources. Combined model predictions to provide actionable information for autonomous rover and drone decision-making.

Provided one-on-one tutoring to students at the University of West Georgia in algebra, Java, and Python. Supported at-risk students, helping increase passing rates of students failing from 12% to 30%. Assisted with projects and assignments, simplifying complex concepts and contributing to an average 14% improvement in student grades while fostering a supportive learning environment. encouraged academic growth, confidence, and long-term success.