Shubo Liu

PhD Student of Computer Science

Queen Mary University of London

Northwestern Polytechnical University

Biography

Shubo Liu is a PhD student of artificial intelligence at National Engineering Laboratory for Integrated Aero-Space-Ground-Ocean Big Data Application Technology, China. He is supervised by Chunhua Shen (University of Adelaide) and Peng Wang (Northwestern Polytechnical University). His research interests include computer vision, robotic swarm and programmable matter. He leads a Robotic group, which develops 5G aerial robots, systems of automatic airport, and aerial robotic swarm.

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Interests

Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision
Robotic Swarm and their Communication

Education

PhD in Computer Science (Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning), 2021-Now
Northwestern Polytechnical University \ University of Adeleide
BEng in Material Science and Engineering, 2017-2021
Queen Mary University of London \ Northwestern Polytechnical University

Skills

Python

90%

Statistics

90%

Robotic

80%

Experience

Team Leader

NIUVS Team

Apr 2019 – Present Xi'an, Shannxi

Responsibilities include:

Coordinated cross-departmental collaboration following divide-and-conquer strategy
Organized numerous meetings to drive brainstorming, alignment and troubleshooting
Spearheaded the liaison with external stakeholders and secured external financial support
Significantly bolstered technical leadership and interpersonal skills

Team Member

iGuada WeChat Mini Program

Apr 2019 – Oct 2020 Xi'an, Shannxi

Responsibilities include:

Interface design
Function design
Statistics user experience analysis

Team Leader

ICM/MCM

Oct 2018 – Apr 2019 Xi'an, Shannxi

Led a team of three to tackle problems by mathematical modeling, get the following rewards:

Second prize, China Undergraduate Mathematical Contest in Modeling (CUMCM)
Honorable Mention Award, Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM)

Department Leader

Transmission Group, AoXiang Racing Team

Oct 2017 – Dec 2018 Xiang Yang, Hubei

Coordinated a team of four to design, prototype and test a single-seat, open-wheel, open-cockpit race car with excellent acceleration/deceleration performance and maneuverability