PhD Student @ CRUISE - UNSW
Baiyu Chen (Breeze) is a PhD student at CRUISE Research Group, UNSW Sydney, advised by Prof. Flora Salim and Dr. Benjamin Tag. He is also a visiting student researcher at Tsinghua University, collaborating with A/Prof. Yuntao Wang, and a research student member of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society (ADM+S). Baiyu received his Master's degree from UNSW Sydney, advised by Prof. Flora Salim, Dr. Hao Xue, and Prof. Daniel Angus.
Baiyu's research focuses on multimodal learning and intelligent interaction for human-centered AI. His work uses egocentric, wearable, and mobile signals to model people's behaviors, contexts, intentions, and needs, with the goal of building proactive AI systems that can understand and support people in everyday life, health, and wellbeing. His broader research interests include self-supervised learning, generative AI, world models, behavior modeling, human-AI interaction, and ubiquitous computing.