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Eric Cai
Eric Cai
Hello! I am a second-year Master's student in the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Prof. David Held. I am broadly interested
in well-structured visual representations for generalizable manipulation. My ultimate goal is to develop a unified learning framework
for visual and physical intelligence.
Prior to joining Carnegie Mellon University, I spent two years as an applied data scientist at The Boeing Company, where I worked with the US Navy to develop
machine learning systems for the F/A-18 program.
TaskSeg: Unsupervised Deep Instruction Tuning for Few Shot Object Segmentation
Jessica Brown*, Teeratham Vitchutripop*, Eric Cai, Jenny Wang, David Held
Under Review, 2025
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Leveraging optical flow from demonstration videos for unsupervised novel object segmentation.
Non-rigid Relative Placement through 3D Dense Diffusion Eric Cai, Octavian Donca, Ben Eisner, David Held
8th Conference on Robot Learning, 2024
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A point cloud diffusion approach for non-rigid goal prediction, allowing for a generalizable deformable manipulation policy.
Sequential Object-Centric Relative Placement Prediction for Long-horizon Imitation Learning
Ben Eisner, Eric Cai, Octavian Donca, Teeratham Vitchutripop, David Held
Learning Effective Abstractions for Planning (LEAP) Workshop @ CoRL, 2024
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An approach modeling precise object-object relationships for long-horizon sequential manipulation tasks.