Ziwen Zhuang (庄子文)

I am a second-year graduate student as well as Computer Science researcher focusing on Artificial General Intelligence, Embodied AI, and Robotics. I am currently working as a research assistant at Shanghai Qi Zhi Institute, advised by Professor Hang Zhao. I am also a member of the MARS Lab at ShanghaiTech University, advised by Professor Soeren Schwertfeger. I tightly collaborate with students at Stanford University and Carnegie Mellon University.

In order to reach AGI, my research interest mainly focus on the two aspects of robot learning:

  1. Cognitive Intelligence: Learn real-world relation model through interacting with the world (self-supervised exploration and learning)

  2. Athletic Intelligence: Designing a general learning algorithm that can solve as many robotics control problems as possible. Also co-optimizing the robot hardware and software to achieve better performance. Especially Humanoid and Quadruped robots.

I have participated in several competitions: CMCM, MCM, RoboMaster. I was the project manager in the ShanghaiTech RoboMaster team.

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Publications

    Robot Parkour Learning Permalink

    Published in CoRL (Oral) Best system paper finalist, 2023

    An end-to-end neural network for Quadruped robot with extreme agility skills Parkour

    Recommended citation: Ziwen Zhuang*, Zipeng Fu*, Jianren Wang, Christopher G Atkeson, Soren Schwertfeger, Chelsea Finn, & Hang Zhao (2023). Robot Parkour Learning. In 7th Annual Conference on Robot Learning.