Visiting Researcher at Stanford University Department of Computer Science
Palo Alto, California, United States
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Jiaqi Chen is a visiting researcher at Stanford with four years of experience building 3D visual perception systems and LLM-driven generative agents for embodied AI. Their work spans top-tier publications (CVPR, NeurIPS, ICLR) and program committee/reviewer roles across major conferences, reflecting both research depth and community service. Past collaborations include high-impact internships at Alibaba and MetaGPT, contributing to spotlight NeurIPS work and widely adopted open-source projects (MetaGPT/Data-Interpreter) with large citation and star counts. At Stanford and Fudan they focus on neural-symbolic representations and unified multimodal architectures, and have driven widely used tools such as Semantic Segment Anything and S-Agents. Beyond papers, Jiaqi combines practical leaderboard-winning system design (Top-1 on nuScenes) with generative interface research, bridging academic rigor and deployable AI systems.
3 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Computer Science, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Computer Science at Wuhan University
Master of Engineering - MEng, Computer Science, Master of Engineering - MEng, Computer Science at Fudan University
Visiting student researcher, Neural symbolic representation, 3D reconstruction, Visiting student researcher, Neural symbolic representation, 3D reconstruction at Stanford University
Automated dense category annotation engine that serves as the initial semantic labeling for the Segment Anything dataset (SA-1B).
Contributions:2 PRs, 33 pushes, 19 comments in 1 month
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Jiaqi Chen - Visiting Researcher at Stanford University Department of Computer Science