Danshi Li

I am a research engineer at Galbot, Led by Prof. He Wang, Dr. Zhizheng Zhang and Prof. Li Yi. I obtained Master's degree from New York University and Bachelor's at CUHK. Previously I interned at GalBot and the EPIC Lab at Peking University, advised by Prof. He Wang

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Research

I am interested in learning generalizable, dexterous interactions between robot and the real world. Up to now, my works have been concentrated on the methodology of training in simulation and transferring to real world.

I am co-leading the ongoing DexGraspNet-series [v1] [v2] of projects, which aims to generate large-scale dexterous hand grasping/manipulation data that potentially adhere to semantic conditions and/or human intentions. Feel free to contact me and discuss your demands on data, and I will try my best to fulfill them!

Recently I take great interest in the theory of geometric farics and its applications in RL, e.g. in dexterous hand manipulation and dexterous grasping . Looking for interested partners to work together!

DexGraspNet 2.0: Learning Generative Dexterous Grasping in Large-scale Synthetic Cluttered Scenes
Jialiang Zhang*, Haoran Liu*, Danshi Li*, Xinqiang Yu*, Haoran Geng, Yufei Ding, Jiayi Chen, He Wang
CoRL 2024
website / arxiv / paper

We build a large-scale dataset of 429M dexterous grasping poses in 7500 cluttered scenes with benchmark simulation pipeline. Based on the abundance of data, we learn a generative dexterous grasp prediction model that efficiently leverage local geometric features. Our model achieves 90.7% success rate, and show strong robustness under downscaling of training dataset.

STOPNet: Multiview-based 6-DoF Suction Detection for Transparent Objects on Production Lines
Yuxuan Kuang*, Qin Han*, Danshi Li, Qiyu Dai, Lian Ding, Dong Sun, Hanlin Zhao, He Wang
ICRA 2024
arXiv

a framework for 6-DoF object suction grasp detection on production lines with generalizable NeRF reconstruction, with a focus on but not limited to transparent objects.

Work Experience

EPIC lab, Peking University
2022.03 - Present
Instructor: Prof. He Wang
Galbot
2023.08 - 2024.07, Research Intern
2024.07 - Present, Research Engineer
Instructor: Prof. He Wang, Dr. Zhizheng Zhang

Education

New York University
2022.09 - 2024.06
Master Student in Electrical and Computer Engineering
the Chinese University of Hong Kong
2017.09 - 2022.07
Undergraduate Student in Mathematics