Omotoye Shamsudeen Adekoya
Omotoye Shamsudeen Adekoya is a Ph.D. researcher at the University of Genoa in the RICE Lab. His research focuses on mixed-reality interfaces for heterogeneous multi-robot teams, with an emphasis on supervision, teleoperation, shared tasking, and human-robot teaming in complex environments.
A second thread of his Ph.D. explores mixed reality as an interface layer for robot intelligence and coordination. This work focuses on LLM-based copilot planning for collaborative multi-robot tasks, scene understanding for human and robot partners, vision-language-action skills for individual robot actions, and robot learning for heterogeneous teams.
His current work centers on HORUS, a mixed-reality platform for coordinating robot teams through spatial interfaces, shared maps, robot state visualization, and operator control tools. Starting July 15, 2026, he will conduct a nine-month research-abroad period with Saxion’s Smart Mechatronics and Robotics group in Enschede, the Netherlands. The main focus of this visit is MR-supported AI planning for robot teams: a high-level LLM copilot that reasons over scene context, proposes collaborative task plans, communicates plan intent to the human operator, and delegates lower-level actions to robot skills, including VLA-style policies and robot-learning components. The visit will also support field-robotics validation of HORUS with platforms including Boston Dynamics Spot, a wheeled robot, a firefighting drone, and a Unitree G1 humanoid.
He received an M.Sc. in Robotics Engineering from the University of Genoa.
Email: adekoyaomotoye@gmail.com
Selected Publications
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Experiences
| present | Ph.D. Researcher, RICE Lab, University of Genoa. |
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| 2026-2027 | Nine-month research-abroad period, Smart Mechatronics and Robotics, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, focused on LLM copilot planning and MR-supported field robotics. |
| M.Sc. | Robotics Engineering, University of Genoa. |
| research | Mixed reality, multi-robot systems, human-robot interaction, remote supervision, teleoperation, field robotics, LLM planners, VLA skills, and robot learning. |