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I'm Felix, a CS PhD student at Tsinghua University. I'm researching DNN control and steering and building an early-stage robotics startup. Previously, I obtained my B.S. at UCLA and M.S. at Johns Hopkins.
In the past, I had the pleasure of working at a large tech, a biotech venture, and a student-led film production.
Apart from work, I enjoy playing billiards, curating events, and fostering communities of amazing people.
Great to bring together friends from Tsinghua, PKU, TUM, LMU, Stanford, MIT, Berkeley, Harvard, ETH, and more for founders session in Shenzhen.
We talked about creating this kind of forum years ago. Glad we finally brought it to life, despite the political barriers that nearly stopped it from happening. Special thanks to Airwallex for supporting the event, and to Ken for generously lending us your amazing open-floor office.
Many thanks to the Shanghai Pudong Gov for recognizing our work and providing an RMB 8.4 Million support package to accelerate our citywide RaaS (robotics-as-a-service) system.
We’ll make good use of it.
I shared some thoughts on a roadmaps of moving "claw" agents move from demo to genuine enterprise deployment at the OpenClaw Global Business Forum. A packed room of 600+ attendees across academia, industry, and business, including investors and entrepreneurs
A great milestone for the ecosystem, and an exciting sign of where AI agents are headed.
Organized the first-ever TEDxTsinghua SIGS, bringing ten international speakers to the stage to share ideas spanning AI, ocean science, and sustainability.
Ten speakers from six countries shared their perspectives on AI, ocean science, and sustainability with an audience of more than 120 people at the inaugural TEDxTsinghua SIGS. Deep thanks to the TEDx team, our speakers, and everyone who joined us for making the afternoon so memorable.
https://www.ted.com/tedx/events/65147
The last event I’ll host as President of GCA, an organization I founded a year ago to connect scholars from disparate fields and various career stages. A pleasure to grow GCA from a measly group of five organizing 30-person events, to a team of 30 organizing 300-person events, with participants coming from five universities and six continents (no penguins in attendance… yet).
I am always happy to collaborate on research or any odd project. If you find my work intriguing, please feel free to send me an email or find me on any other social media platform. I'd love to chat!
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