Zhi Wang (王智)
Associate Professor
Room 1708, Information Building
Phone: +86-755-26031113 |
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With the rapid rise of large-scale pretrained models and autonomous intelligence, AI is increasingly moving from the digital realm into the physical world, catalyzing a new industrial transformation centered on industrial foundation models and embodied industrial intelligence. At mmlab@SIGS, we focus on cutting-edge interdisciplinary research at the intersection of autonomous multimedia intelligence, distributed machine learning, and industrial foundation models with embodied intelligence. Targeting real-world industrial settings, we investigate end-to-end intelligent systems spanning data perception, knowledge modeling, and decision-to-action execution. Building on our long-standing theoretical and technical foundations in large-scale networked multimedia systems, we extend the established framework of “cross-domain perception, integrated scheduling, and cloud–edge collaboration” into a new industrial paradigm characterized by “autonomous perception, intelligent generation, and self-organizing topology,” with the goal of enabling tightly integrated “perception–cognition–execution” industrial intelligence.
The group has achieved internationally recognized results in related areas, including multiple national and provincial-level science and technology awards, high-impact publications in leading venues such as NeurIPS, SIGCOMM, MobiCom, CVPR/ICCV, and ACM Multimedia, and demonstrated academic influence. Several core technologies have been deployed in mission-critical applications at major enterprises and further advanced through technology transfer and startup incubation. Supported by Tsinghua SIGS research platforms and strong computational resources, we provide students with a complete research pipeline covering large-model training, simulation-based validation, and practical industrial deployment. Through deep industry–academia collaboration and a dual-mentorship practice system, we aim to cultivate future leaders with both rigorous theoretical depth and strong engineering capabilities, and we welcome motivated students eager to pursue frontier research with real-world impact in industrial foundation models, embodied intelligence, and distributed learning.