Tayo Oduyemi was an undergraduate computer engineering student at Queen’s University. He conducted an ELEC 497 research project with MItHRIL concerning the detection of handover intent in human-robot interactions. He is interested in human-robot interactions and machine learning/deep learning. Currently, he is a data scientist at Proctor and Gamble and has been recently awarded an 1834 Fellowship awarded to high-potential Black youth every year to support their development in civic leaderships roles.