Samuel
Samuel

Software Engineer

About Me

Samuel is a robotics software engineer focused on optimizing intelligent robot control through the application of chatbot technologies. His research spans several cutting-edge areas, including the Robot Operating System (ROS), deep reinforcement learning, and social robotics. Samuel has developed numerous robots and chatbots, yet he continues to explore the elusive concept of endowing robots with what can be described as a “soul.”

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Interests
  • Robot Operating System
  • Deep Reinforcement Learning
  • Social Robot
Education
  • MEng Computer Technology

    Central China Normal University

  • MSc Computer Science

    University of Wollongong

  • BSc Computer Science and Technology

    Huaiyin Institute of Technology

📚 Current Research

My research focuses on intelligent robotics and artificial intelligence, with a particular emphasis on enhancing autonomy, decision-making, and human-machine interaction. I am currently exploring the following areas:

  • Multi-Task Decision-Making with Chain-of-Thought for Improved Autonomy

I investigate how integrating chain-of-thought processes into multi-task decision-making can enhance the autonomy of robotic systems. By simulating human-like reasoning, robots can better handle complex tasks in dynamic environments, making more informed and independent decisions across multiple scenarios.

  • LLM-Assisted Human-Like Decision-Making and Explainability

I am exploring the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) to assist robots in making human-like decisions with enhanced explainability. By leveraging LLMs, robots can generate natural language explanations for their actions, improving transparency and fostering trust in human-robot interactions. This approach aims to bridge the gap between AI decision-making processes and human understanding.

  • Generative Robot World Models with Monte Carlo Exploration

My research also focuses on constructing generative world models that include robot actions and environmental dynamics. By employing Monte Carlo methods for exploration and evaluation, I aim to predict and assess possible future actions. This enables robots to plan ahead and make optimal decisions in uncertain environments, enhancing their ability to adapt and perform complex tasks.

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Featured Papers
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Recent Patents
(2024). An Adaptive Trajectory Generation Method for Intersections Without High-Precision Maps Based on Multi-Deciders and Evaluators. 《一种基于多决策器和评估器的无高精地图十字路口自适应轨迹生成方法》.
(2024). A Software Architecture Design Scheme for Service-to-Topic SOME/IP Service. 《一种服务到话题的SOME/IP Service软件架构设计方案》.
(2022). Remote Driving Streaming Automatic Latency Testing Method and System Based on Digital Clock. 《基于数字时钟的远程驾驶流媒体自动延迟测试方法及系统》.