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Human-centered AI · VR/AR · Human Motion

Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Lab (HAI Lab)

We build intelligent systems that understand how people see, move, and interact. Our research connects human motion generation, immersive computing, behavior modeling, and human-centered AI.

What we work on

HAI Lab studies computational models and interactive systems that make AI more aware of human bodies, intentions, and contexts. Below highlights our major research directions.

01

Text-driven Human Motion Generation

Generating plausible, controllable human motions from language instructions and high-level intentions for embodied agents and creative applications.

02

Virtual and Augmented Reality

Building immersive systems that use gaze, pose, and interaction signals to understand users in extended reality environments.

03

Human Motion Prediction

Forecasting future body movements during daily activities, hand-object interaction, and collaborative tasks.

04

Gaze and Visual Attention

Modeling where people look, why they look there, and how gaze coordinates with hands, head, body, and surrounding context.

05

Embodied Human-AI Interaction

Designing AI systems that reason about human bodies and interaction intent across physical, virtual, and mixed environments.

06

Behavior Modeling for Intelligent Systems

Learning reusable representations from interaction data such as mouse behavior, gaze traces, poses, and multimodal user actions.