Fostering a curious community that develops equitable access to high-level technologies.
Wynton is a robotics-centered first-generation student, aspiring to develop responsible technology for all to use. He is fueled by innovation and human connection and says it best himself: “In my service to humanity, I will be the ripple that reignites humanity’s curiosity. In my words, in my actions, I will illustrate the significance of being curious. For through the actions of the few, the motivations of the many can be moved.” Wynton’s interests are in the development of robotics, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. He has created two robots, Dingo and S.P.A.R.K, a 4-wheeled rover and a quadcopter. Dingo now serves as his grandmother’s assistant and S.P.A.R.K has flown over dozens of acres over the Colorado mountains to identify meadow plagues with invasive thistle. Wynton will remain curious at Duke University studying Electrical and Computer Engineering with a minor in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. He aims to create communities where people can be free to express their opinions, disagreements, and ideas.
Leadership:
- National Honor Society, President
- Science Honor Society, President
- La Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica, Vice-President
