Summary
Bo-ruei Huang is a senior double-major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at National Taiwan University, currently visiting MIT CSAIL to advance robot learning research under Jiayuan Mao, Josh Tenenbaum, Leslie Kaelbling, and others. He develops representation and imitation learning methods—authoring KALM, which leverages VLMs for robust keypoint abstractions from only 10 demonstrations, and DIFO, a diffusion-based learning-from-observation algorithm. His work spans reinforcement learning, imitation, and real-world applications like satellite CO2 retrieval from a Caltech SURF project, demonstrating an ability to translate theory into practical systems. With top-tier academic performance (≈3.99/4.0) and hands-on leadership running NTU’s information department services, he pairs strong research chops with engineering delivery.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Double major in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and Information Engineering, 4.24/4.3 (3.99/4.0), Bachelor of Science - BS, Double major in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and Information Engineering, 4.24/4.3 (3.99/4.0) at National Taiwan University
Chinese, English