Hi! I’m Lingjun Zhao, a third-year PhD student in Robotics at Georgia Institute of Technology, where I’m co-advised by Prof. Lu Gan and Prof. James Hays. I’m also affiliated with Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering. My current research lies at the intersection of Robotics and Computer Vision, with a primary focus on Robot Perception and Robot Learning.
I obtained my master degree at University of Michigan’s Robotics Institute, supervised by Prof.Katie Skinner. I worked as a research assistant in UM Ford Center for Autnonomous Vehicles (FCAV), researching on robot perception for self-driving cars. Prior to joining the Master program, I completed my bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at Tianjin University, where I was advised by Prof. Fujun Wang and Prof. Le Song. During my undergraduate period, I worked on Soft Robots, Surgical Robots and Vision-based Tactile Sensors. I was also a Research intern at Toyota Research Institute in Summer 2026, working with Human Interactive Driving Team.
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IROS 2026 SeMaNa Workshop
CVPR 2026 Findings
ICRA 2026
3DV 2026
CVPR 2024
ICRA 2024
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