ABOUT ME

I am a fourth-year Ph.D. student in Civil Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison, advised by Prof. Zhenhua Zhu. I also completed a Computer Sciences Master's degree at UW-Madison. Before moving to Madison, I received a Master's degree and Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from Tongji University, where my advisor is Prof. Hehua Zhu.

I have broad interests in the application of computer vision and machine learning in Civil Engineering. My current work focuses on building reliable human-machine interfaces (e.g. hand gesture, eye tracking) for human-robot collaboration in construction. 

Vision–Based Framework for Automatic Interpretation of Construction Workers’ Hand Gestures

Advised by Zhenhua Zhu

Papers 1, 2

Wearable Sensors-Based Hand Gesture Recognition for Human-Robot Collaboration in Construction

Advised by Dharmaraj Veeramani and Zhenhua Zhu

Papers 1, 2

Context-Aware Hand Gesture Interaction for Intelligent Construction

Advised by Dharmaraj Veeramani and Zhenhua Zhu

Transformer-Based Segmentation for Recycling Materials in Construction

Advised by Yin Li and Zhenhua Zhu; First place in VIMS-IAARC Joint Datathon 2022 Competition

Paper