I am interested in multimodal AI, with a current focus on computer vision and robotics.
My research explores how models can robustly perceive, reconstruct, and interact with the physical world using signals such as RGB, depth, geometry, and dynamics.
I am particularly interested in physically grounded perception for embodied systems, especially in 3D vision and hand-object interaction, with the goal of supporting simulation and real-world robotic applications.
[2026/08] 🎓 I will join the PVG group at NTU as a Ph.D. student, supported by the prestigious NPGS Scholarship!
[2026/06] 🎓 Graduated from UC San Diego with an M.S. in Computer Science!
[2026/06] 🎉 MiNAF was accepted to the Interspeech 2026 Long Paper Track!
[2026/03] 🎉 AnyHand is available on arXiv! Come to have a look on the synthetic hands!
[2025/11] 🎉 ArcMemo was named a Runner-Up in ARC Prize 2025!
[2024/09] 🎓 Started M.S. in CSE at UC San Diego!
[2024/05] 🎓 Graduated from UIUC as a B.S. in CS!
Research
My research focuses on multimodal AI, especially computer vision and robotics.
I study how models can perceive, reconstruct, and interact with the physical world using signals such as RGB, depth, geometry, and dynamics.
I am particularly interested in 3D vision, hand-object interaction, and physically grounded perception for embodied systems.
Publications are listed by recency. Key papers are in the Selected tab.
AnyHand: A Large-Scale Synthetic Dataset for RGB(-D) Hand Pose Estimation
Chen Si*,
Yulin Liu*,
Bo Ai,
Jianwen Xie,
Rolandos Alexandros Potamias,
Chuanxia Zheng,
Hao Su Website
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arXiv
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code
TL;DR:
AnyHand is a large-scale synthetic dataset enabling robust RGB(-D) hand pose estimation across diverse scenarios.
TL;DR:
ArcMemo is a memory-augmented agent framework for ARC that improves puzzle solving by storing, retrieving, and reusing useful intermediate reasoning patterns across tasks.
TL;DR:
MiNAF leverages explicit local geometric information from 3D room meshes for fast, accurate, and high-fidelity room impulse response prediction.
Coupled management of electric vehicle workplace charging and office building loads
Shanshan Liu,
Alex Vlachokostas,
Chen Si,
Eleftheria Kontou Paper
Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, Volume 134, September 2024
TL;DR:
A framework that jointly manages workplace EV charging and office building energy use, showing that smart building controls and optimized charging schedules can cut costs across different U.S. climates.