I am a Ph.D. student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Seoul National University, advised by Prof. Young Min Kim, and I am currently a visiting student at the MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab, hosted by Prof. Sangbae Kim.
My research goal is generalizable manipulation. I believe each stage—from perception to control—offers problems that are easier to solve on its own terms, and generalization comes from weaving these solutions together across the full pipeline. Rather than specializing in a single stage, I want to be a generalist who spans the whole pipeline to build robots that manipulate reliably across novel objects, tasks, and environments.
[June 2026] One paper accepted to RSS 2026 @ SemRob workshop!
[June 2026] One paper accepted to IROS 2026!
[Apr 2026] Started as a visiting student at MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab, hosted by Prof. Sangbae Kim!
[Jan 2026] One paper accepted to ICRA 2026!
[Sep 2025] One paper accepted to NeurIPS 2025!
[Jul 2024] One paper accepted to ECCV 2024!
[Nov 2023] One paper accepted to RA-L!
[Jul 2023] One paper accepted to Pacific Graphics 2023!
[Feb 2023] One paper accepted to CVPR 2023!
Research
INGRID: Interactive Geometry and Instance Identification for Occluded Scenes Junho Lee, Sang Min Kim, Yonghyeon Lee, Young Min Kim Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS) @ SemRob Workshop, 2026
project page /
paper
A browser-based nonogram (picross) puzzle game with 15 puzzles ranging from Beginner to Expert difficulty. Fill in the grid guided by row and column clues to reveal the hidden picture.
This template is a modification to Jon Barron's website. Find the source code to my version here. Feel free to clone it for your own use while attributing the original author Jon Barron.