Ph.D. student at KAIST
I am a Ph.D. student in AI Computing at KAIST, where I work in the Computer Vision and Learning Lab (KCVL) advised by Prof. Tae‑Kyun Kim. My research interests are in robot learning, with a focus on dexterous manipulation, world models, and hand–object interaction.
Previously, I received my M.S. in Robotics from KAIST under Prof. Dongsuk Kum (AXELAB), where I worked on label-efficient 3D perception for autonomous driving, such as active learning for 3D occupancy prediction and camera–radar fusion. I also spent time at ETRI, working on perception for unstructured driving environments and LiDAR-based vegetation measurement. I completed my B.S. in Automobile and IT Convergence at Kookmin University.
Started my Ph.D. at KAIST in the Computer Vision and Learning Lab (KCVL).
Our paper on class-distribution guided active learning for 3D occupancy prediction has been accepted to IEEE RA-L.
Received my M.S. in Robotics from KAIST and joined the Mobility AI Convergence Research section at ETRI.
Perception for unstructured driving environments and LiDAR-based vegetation growth measurement.
Vision-based worker-following mobile robot system.
Computer Vision and Learning Lab (KCVL), advised by Prof. Tae‑Kyun Kim
AXELAB, advised by Prof. Dongsuk Kum
ICRA 2026