I am a new graduate student in Computer Science at the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn/PENN), where I focus on data science (health/medical), artificial intelligence, robotics, human-computer interaction, and game design. I aim to understand how intelligent systems are built through data, including health and medical data, and how those systems can be translated into meaningful human experiences. I am particularly interested in how game-based and robotic systems can be used to collect behavioral and physiological data through natural interaction, enabling more continuous and less intrusive approaches to health monitoring. By applying AI, I seek to transform this data into adaptive systems that detect patterns, personalize experiences, and support real-world decision-making. Operations management plays a key role in this work by ensuring that these intelligent systems are scalable, efficient, and reliably integrated into real-world environments such as healthcare and user-facing platforms. Game design shapes engagement, making these systems intuitive, motivating, and sustainable over time. My long-term goal is to bring these disciplines together to guide the development, deployment, and continuous improvement of intelligent, ethical, and human-centered technologies from concept to real-world impact.