Gyeongsu “Bob” Cho

Research internship — Summer 2027

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Gyeongsu “Bob” Cho is a Ph.D. student at UNIST working on dynamic 3D/4D understanding of humans and animals. His research centers on reconstructing, representing, animating, and eventually grounding embodied human and animal AI characters through computer vision, graphics, neural representations, and motion modeling. Expected Ph.D. graduation: February 2028. Currently at UT Austin: Research Intern, 2026–Present (Prof. Georgios Pavlakos, Dr. Hezhen Hu). CV

Bob describes his long-term direction as building the technical stack for lifelike human and animal AI characters: bodies, motion, perception, memory, voice, interaction, and eventual physical embodiment. In public research language, this is framed as embodied human and animal AI, with an emphasis on 3D/4D reconstruction and physics-grounded motion.

For professors and collaborators. A compact way to understand Bob is: he is a flexible, execution-oriented researcher-builder who works on dynamic 3D/4D reconstruction and wants to connect visual reconstruction with physically plausible motion, controllable avatars, and embodied AI systems. His strongest fit is where 3D vision, graphics, motion, and real-world embodied characters overlap.

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Categories: AI researchers · Computer vision · 3D reconstruction · Embodied AI · Animal reconstruction · Researcher-builders · UNIST