I am a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Georgia Tech, advised by Prof. Danfei Xu. Before this, I received my M.S. in Computer Science and B.S. degrees from UIUC, where I was advised by Prof. Kris Hauser and Prof. Yunzhu Li.
My research focuses on Robot Learning.
Specifically, I aim to develop a general-purpose and life-long robotic system that is (1) generalizable across diverse scenarios (e.g. instances, environments, embodiments, and tasks); (2) adaptable to unseen domains efficiently through and for physical interactions; and (3) deployable in the REAL 3D unstructured world.
To this end, I am currently working on:
*: Equal contribution. See also my Google Scholar profile for the most recent publications.
CoRL 2026Selected
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Distinguished Poster Award at Meta Research Summit for Egocentric Intelligence (RSIE), 2026
A systematic study of the World Action Model's state representation for bridging the human-robot embodiment gap, letting policy performance scale with in-the-wild egocentric human data where naive BC co-training fails.
RSS 2026Selected
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A full-stack ecosystem for robot learning from egocentric human data: 1,300+ hours of demonstrations, cloud infrastructure, and human-to-robot transfer algorithms, growing with community contributions.
Spotlight at NeurIPS 2025 (top 3.19%)
Language-grounded object orientation that bridges spatial reasoning and manipulation, letting robots follow orientation-aware instructions in open-world scenes.
RSS 2024Selected
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Best Abstract Award at ICRA 2024 RMDO Workshop Link
Learning material-conditioned Graph-based Neural Dynamics (GBND) model with few-shot physical property adaptation for heterogeneous deformable object manipulation.
Meta-learned portfolio warmstarts Bayesian Optimization in AutoMPC, enabling faster, more stable tuning of data-driven model predictive control system.
Noisy positive-unlabeled learning with self-training to robustly perform speculative reasoning over incomplete or noisy knowledge graphs.