I'm a Member of Technical Staff at Tacta.
I received my Ph.D. degree from the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), MIT.
I was advised by Edward H. Adelson, and also worked closely with Alberto Rodriguez.
During my Ph.D., I worked with Roberto Calandra at Facebook AI Research.
I obtained my bachelor's degree from the Department of Computer Science and Technology, Tsinghua University, where I worked with Jie Tang in the Knowledge Engineering Group.
Dexterous Opening and Closing of an AirPods Case Tacta Systems
A contact-rich dexterous manipulation policy trained with reinforcement learning. Touch feedback makes training more efficient, providing contact information that is challenging to obtain from vision alone.
Tight Packing for Automated Truck Loading Dexterity
A transformer-based learned policy tightly packs boxes into slots, closing gaps between boxes to maximize trailer fill. Force feedback enables compliant, contact-rich box handling, detecting contact with walls, floor, and neighboring boxes during placement.
Publications
During my Ph.D., I studied tactile perception & manipulation, computer vision, and machine learning. Some papers are highlighted. * and † indicate equal contribution.
Teleoperation with force feedback: an ATmega16U4 micro-controller with USB support via the LUFA library, Hall-effect sensors & magnets for force sensing, and a 3D-printed cable-driven robot hand (Yale OpenHand).
Music Generation with Long Short-Term Memory 1st Place in Microsoft Campus Elite Program (news)
Grand Prize in 35th Tsinghua Challenge Cup, top 6 among 381 teams (news)
A comprehensive music generation system based on Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks. It generates music automatically driven by data and is embedded with rich music knowledge.