Researching intelligence in motion

Where perception
becomes action.

I explore embodied intelligence at the boundary of vision, reasoning, and control—building agents that learn through interaction with the physical world.

FocusEmbodied intelligence
LoopPerceive · Reason · Act
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01 / RESEARCH FIELD

Three questions, one embodied system.

Intelligence becomes meaningful when it can close the loop between understanding a situation and changing it.

01FIELD

Perception

See the world as a space for action.

Transforming rich visual and spatial signals into grounded representations that agents can use.

  • Vision
  • 3D scenes
  • Multimodal sensing
02FIELD

Reasoning

Connect intent to physical possibility.

Studying how embodied agents plan, remember, and reason through uncertain, changing environments.

  • World models
  • Planning
  • VLM agents
03FIELD

Learning

Improve through interaction.

Building systems that turn experience, feedback, and demonstrations into robust behavior.

  • Robot learning
  • Adaptation
  • Control

02 / THE CLOSED LOOP

Intelligence is a cycle, not a snapshot.

The most interesting agents do more than recognize what is in front of them. They form a hypothesis, act on it, observe what changed, and get better the next time around.

  1. 01
    SenseCollect multimodal signals
  2. 02
    InferBuild a world model
  3. 03
    ActExecute with precision
  4. 04
    AdaptLearn from the outcome

03 / OPEN CHANNEL

Let's build agents that can meet the real world.

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