Yen-Jen Wang 王彥仁

Building physical AGI. From algorithms to atoms.

I am a Ph.D. student at UC Berkeley, advised by Professors Pieter Abbeel and Shankar Sastry, working closely with Professor Haozhi Qi, and interning at Amazon FAR. Early in my Ph.D., I worked closely with Professors Koushil Sreenath and Jitendra Malik.

I build learning systems that connect vision-language reasoning, whole-body control, and dexterous manipulation — toward general-purpose humanoids that operate in the real world.

Before Berkeley, I was Robot Era's founding roboticist, where I led the humanoid algorithm team and built the stack from the ground up. Later I contributed to its video world model and dexterous hand. I received my M.S. from Tsinghua IIIS (Outstanding Graduate, advised by Professor Jianyu Chen) and B.S. from National Taiwan University. Before robotics, I represented Taiwan at the International Olympiad in Informatics and the ICPC World Finals (5th place).

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