PRISM: Polynomial Representations for Interaction-Structured Motor Control
PRISM makes polynomial interactions among observable physical variables explicit and learnable, improving locomotion and contact-rich manipulation without adding sensors.
Seung Hyun Lee · Ph.D. Candidate
I develop structured models that connect perception and action, rather than folding everything into a single black box.
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, advised by Prof. Stella X. Yu. My research focuses on foundation models for visual and embodied intelligence, spanning structure-aware perception, generative modeling, and robot learning.
My research experience includes Google DeepMind, where I worked on embodied intelligence and robot learning, and Google Research, where I developed methods for controllable image generation and image cropping. Previously, I received my M.S. in Artificial Intelligence from Korea University.
Happy to announce our Gemini Robotics 2.5 release!Read article ↗
PRISM was featured in Michigan Engineering News.Read article ↗
SHED was accepted to TMLR 2026.Read paper ↗
PRISM was accepted to CoRL 2026.View project ↗
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CSE 598: 3D Visual Representation
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CSE 592: Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
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Course websiteEECS 542 · Guest Lecture: Depth Foundation Models
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EECS 442: Computer Vision
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Machine Learning, Korea University
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