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Keonyoung Koh
I'm a master's student at RIRO Lab at KAIST, supervised by Daehyung Park.
My current research focuses on data-driven decision-making for mobile robotics, particularly in mobile manipulation under real-world conditions.
I am also interested in applying imitation learning, multi-modal large language models (MLLMs), and vision-language-action (VLA) models to robot learning and planning.
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A Real-World Based 3D Simulation and Robotic Framework for Semantic-Aware Outdoor Navigation
Keonyoung Koh, Moonkyeong Jung, Samuel Seungsup Lee, Daehyung Park
Submitted to Korea Robotics Society Annual Conference (KRoC) (Under Review), 2026
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SuReNav: Superpixel Graph-based Constraint Relaxation for Navigation in Over-constrained Environments
Keonyoung Koh, Moonkyeong Jung, Samuel Seungsup Lee, Daehyung Park
Submitted to International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) (Under Review), 2026
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Constraint Relaxation for Urban Environment Navigation
Jinwoo Kim*, Keonyoung Koh*, Samuel Seungsup Lee, Yohan Park, Daehyung Park
The 12th International Conference on Robot Intelligence Technology and Applications (RiTA), 2024
Best Student Paper Award
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Researches and Projects |
[Research] Safe Local Planner Using Generative Models
RIRO Lab, 2025 ~ Current
- Trained and reproduced diffusion policy-based navigation model (NoMaD)
- Working on safe local planning research based on diffusion steering
[Research] Imitation Learning-based Human Like Constraint-aware Robot Navigation
RIRO Lab, 2025 ~ Current
- Formulated constraint relaxation problem for human-like safe and efficient robot navigation in real-world outdoor environments
- Applied imitation learning based on search-guided differentiable planner to imitate human decision-making in semi-static, over-constrained situations
- Working on latent intention imitation of heterogeneous, mixed-modality demonstration dataset using conditional variational inference
[Project] Humanoid SLAM and VLA-based Control
RIRO Lab, 2025
- Implemented metric SLAM system and applied on Unitree G1 robot for autonomous navigation “[VIDEO LINK]”
- Fine-tuned NVIDIA's GR00T model using G1 block stacking dataset & tested on Isaac Sim
[Research, Project] Autonomous Navigation System Development for Quadrupedal Robot
RIRO Lab, 2023–2024
- Developed semantic SLAM & intelligent planning system for quadrupedal robot's autonomous navigation
- Real-world deployment on Boston Dynamics SPOT robot to test mapless/map-based outdoor pointgoal navigation
[Project] Reproduction of “On the Planning Abilities of Large Language Models”
AI602: Advanced Deep Learning, Fall 2024
[Project] Graph Relation Prediction for Robotic Goal State Design
CS491: Graph Machine Learning and Mining, Spring 2024
- Curated knowledge graph dataset by parsing WikiHow data, consists of task–quadruple set
- Implemented & trained composite knowledge embedding for goal state prediction of robotic task planning
[Project] Hovercraft Design
ME400: Capstone Design & ME454: Dynamics System Programming, Spring 2023
- Designed HW/SW architecture of hovercraft, mainly worked on control software development
- Implemented localization & subgoal-based reactive path planning algorithm
- Applied adaptive controller/sliding mode controller to hovercraft, won 1st place on the competition
[Project] Traversability Estimation for Robust Robot Locomotion
CS470: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2022
[Project] Reproduction of "PoseScript: 3D Human Poses from Natural Language"
CS492(I): Special Topics in Computer Science – Introduction to Deep Learning, Fall 2022
[Project] Internship at Angel Robotics
Co-op at Angel Robotics, Spring 2022
- Worked as a robot software engineer at Angel Robotics, a startup developing exoskeleton robot to assist patients with paraplegia
- Developed core softwares (firmware update code based on hierarchical SW architecture, adaptive controller for robotic parameter estimation, IMU filtering algorithm for robot pose estimation)
[Project] Pick-and-place Robotic Manipulation Simulation
CS492(I): Special Topics in Computer Science – Introduction to Intelligent Robotics, Fall 2021
- Simulated GAZEBO-based UR5 manipulator
- Applied subgoal-based planning method for Amazon pick-and-place contest
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Extracurricular Activities |
- Served as a teaching assistant of CS470: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (Fall 2024), Outstanding TA Award
- Served as a teaching assistant of CS477: Introduction to Intelligent Robotics (Spring 2024)
- Software engineering intern at a startup developing exoskeleton robots for paraplegic patients (Spring 2022)
- Served as Proctor, mentoring incoming freshmen as part of a student guidance program (2022)
- Served as Vice Chair of the Student Welfare Committee, contributing to the planning of student events and the development of welfare policies (2019-2021)
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