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                      Jusuk Lee
                     
                    
                      Hello! I am a Integrated M.S./Ph.D. Student under the supervision of 
                      Prof.H.Jin kim 
                      at Seoul National University. I completed my B.S. in Mechanical Engineering at Yonsei University.  
                      I am interested in the intersection of robotics, machine learning, and deep learning. I am currently focusing on building a generalizable robotic agents capable of adapting to new tasks and environments.  
                     
                    
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                      - Mar 2024: I joined LARR at Seoul National University.
 
                      
                     
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                            Learning Cooperation with Learned Skills
                            
                              Multi-agent reinforcement learning(MARL) typically requires the design of 
                              a sophisticated reward function to effectively guide multiple agents in learning 
                              desirable behaviors. However, this process is time-consuming and demands domain 
                              knowledge. In this paper, we train each agent to learn a diverse set of skills 
                              in advance. Then the agents are able to solve complex tasks by effectively 
                              coordinating these skills. 
                              Mar. 2024 - Jun. 2024
                             
                            
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                            Autonomous drone system
                            
                              This project focuses on developing an autonomous drone system capable of 
                              real-time obstacle avoidance, building exploration, payload delivery to a 
                              specified location, and safe return to home base. The system has been successfully applied in both simulation and on real hardware. 
                              Mar. 2023 - Sep. 2023
                             
                            
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                            Collision detection system based on computer vision for Human-Robot Interaction
                            
                              This project proposes a system that detects collision between an operator 
                              and a robot by using a depth camera. Through a human pose detector, 
                              the proposed collision detection system obtains the positional information 
                              of key points of the operator from the images taken by the depth camera. 
                              In addition, the positional information of each robot link is obtained from 
                              the joint angle data of the robot through forward kinematics. Then a bounding 
                              volume (OBB: Oriented Bounding Box) is applied to both the operator and each 
                              robot link. The SAT (Separated Axis Theorem) is used to detect overlap 
                              between bounding volumes and return a feedback signal. 
                              Sep. 2022 - Dec. 2022
                             
                            
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                    Awards and Achievements
                    
                      - [Award] 2nd Place at the 21st Korean Aerospace Aircraft Competition
 
                      - [Scholarship] Scholarship for academic excellence (2021, 2022) 
 
                      
                     
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