I am an M.Sc. student in Computer Engineering at the National University of Singapore (NUS), where I conduct research at Show Lab under the supervision of Prof. Mike Zheng Shou.
My research focuses on video generation, world models, and robotics, with an emphasis on building generative models that can understand, simulate, and control interactive visual worlds. I am currently a Research Intern at Tencent IEG, working on algorithms for game world models. I received my bachelor’s degree from the School of Electronic Information at Wuhan University.
🎓 Education & Experience
✨ News
- Sep. 2026 — Supervise What Survives was accepted to CoRL 2026! 🎉
- Sep. 2026 — Released H3-World, an efficient framework that turns language understanding in a large video generator into temporally grounded world control.
- Jun. 2026 — Released Supervise What Survives, our work on geometry-guided VLA adaptation from synthetic robot videos.
- Oct. 2025 — LayerTracer was presented as an Oral paper at ICCV 2025.
📚 Publications
Supervise What Survives: Geometry-Guided VLA Adaptation from Synthetic Robot Videos
CoRL 2026Introduces geometry-guided representation alignment for adapting vision-language-action models from synthetic robot videos while keeping low-level control grounded in real demonstrations.
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✉️ Contact
I am happy to connect with researchers and collaborators working on generative world models and embodied intelligence.