Chong Liu

Robotics Engineer Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

Hi there! I'm Chong Liu, a Robotics Engineer based in Shenzhen, China. I hold a master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Columbia University, specializing in Robotics and Control.

I'm currently focused on humanoid robot reinforcement learning and imitation learning for motion control, working at BridgeDP Robotics Co., Ltd. to deliver customized motion control solutions for client humanoid robots.

I'm fascinated by designing and building advanced, life-like robots, and applying robotics technology to help people in need. This webpage contains my project documentation and resources to start on robotics from scratch. Together, let's make the world a better place!

Chong Liu at Columbia University

Projects

Robotics Notebooks homepage with its learning routes and knowledge-graph stats

Robotics Notebooks

Motion Control · RL · IL · Full-Stack Robotics

A knowledge map of robotics that enters through motion control and grows toward the full stack.

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Robot Retarget Online previewing the LAFAN1 walk clip as a BVH skeleton

Robot Retarget Online

Motion Retargeting · MuJoCo · TypeScript · WebAssembly

Retarget BVH mocap onto robots in the browser, with GMR ported to MuJoCo WebAssembly.

Work experience

Education

Columbia University in the City of New York

M.S. in Mechanical Engineering · Robotics & Control · GPA: 3.78/4.0

Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science

August 2019 – February 2021 · New York, NY, USA

Higher Ground Helicopters

Airman Certification — Private Helicopter Pilot

March 2019 – May 2019 · Miamisburg, Ohio, USA

Miami University, Oxford

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering · GPA: 3.91/4.0

College of Engineering and Computing

August 2015 – May 2019 · Oxford, Ohio, USA

Research experience

Publications listed in reverse chronological order. See Google Scholar for citation details.

Fourier Analysis Guided Cable Actuator Design for Coordinated Walking Assistance

Chong Liu, Rand Hidayah, Sunil Agrawal

International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference (IDETC/CIE), ASME · August 2021

Cable-driven exoskeletons add minimal inertia and restrictions to the user's leg while still providing feedback and quantitative measures of the user's performance. This work proposes a Fourier analysis guided approach to reduce the number of actuated motors needed for cable-driven exoskeletons in walking assistance.

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Honors & awards

Family

Marriage Registration

February 13, 2026 · Marriage Registration Office, Nanshan District Civil Affairs Bureau, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

On this meaningful day, I registered my marriage with my beloved wife.