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Yu Xiang
Google Scholar ID: 9cZUlEYAAAAJ
Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Dallas
Robotics
Computer Vision
Machine Learning
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Cross-Embodiment Robot Manipulation via a Unified Hand Action Space
2026
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NAC: Neural Action Codec for Vision-Language-Action Models
2026
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VLA-REPLICA: A Low-Cost, Reproducible Benchmark for Real-World Evaluation of Vision-Language-Action Models
2026
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Mitigating the ID-OOD Tradeoff in Open-Set Test-Time Adaptation
2026
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Towards Spatio-Temporal World Scene Graph Generation from Monocular Videos
2026
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MotionBits: Video Segmentation through Motion-Level Analysis of Rigid Bodies
2026
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ManipulationNet: An Infrastructure for Benchmarking Real-World Robot Manipulation with Physical Skill Challenges and Embodied Multimodal Reasoning
2026
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From Local Matches to Global Masks: Novel Instance Detection in Open-World Scenes
2026
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Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Texas at Dallas
Research interests primarily focus on robotics and computer vision
Studies how intelligent systems or robots can understand their 3D environment through sensing and accomplish real-world tasks
Aims to systematically integrate perception, planning, and control for deploying task-capable robots in human environments
Applies machine learning, especially deep learning, to address challenges in robot perception
Explores incorporating domain knowledge (e.g., geometric constraints) into deep neural networks for effective 3D representation learning
Investigates joint representations for perception, planning, and control, and self-supervised skill acquisition through environment interaction
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Dieter Fox
University of Washington and AI2
Silvio Savarese
Associate Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University
Arsalan Mousavian
NVIDIA Research
Roozbeh Mottaghi
FAIR, Meta
Yu-Wei Chao
University of Michigan
Christopher Xie
Research Scientist, Meta Reality Labs
Venkatraman Narayanan
Aurora | Carnegie Mellon University
Tanner Schmidt
Meta Reality Labs