Ju Wu
Email1: j-wu19@outlook.com. Email2: juwu21epfl@gmail.com My. CV
I am Ju Wu, a recent graduate of the MSc program in Robotics from École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), having completed my degree in October 2022. During my time at EPFL, I had the privilege of conducting my master thesis in the ICT4M Lab under the expert guidance of Prof. Dimitrios Kyritsis and Dr. Xiaochen Zheng. Prior to this, I completed my BEng in Automation with the highest honors (5%) from Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT), where I was fortunate to be part of the Research Institute of Intelligent Control and Systems, under the mentorship of Prof. Huijun Gao. I have had the opportunity to collaborate with individuals from diverse backgrounds, which has allowed me to develop a range of skills and approaches to working with others. As a result, I am confident in my ability to contribute effectively to group projects in various capacities, whether as a team player, leader or even as a change maker. Furthermore, I have also honed my ability to work independently while balancing the interests and needs of different stakeholders. In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, swimming, and playing table tennis with friends.
The course includes Fourier Integral and Fourier Transform, Discrete Fourier Transform, Fast Fourier Transform, static error coefficient, dynamic error coefficient, noise and interference, Normal Random Variable and Normal Random Vector, Correlation Function, Spectral Density, Mean Square Error, system equivalent noise bandwidth, sensitivity and Bode integral constraints, object uncertainty, robust stability constraints, bandwidth and bandwidth design, relative stability and its indicators, servo system design, regulatory system design, disturbances observation and compensation, multi-loop system design, etc.
In my spare time, I have built a prototype of interactive training program for Eight Pieces of Brocade using Articulate 360. In the future, for the above built interactive e-learning course, there can be more interactive options, and the tactile response can be more sensitive and intuitive; AR and VR devices and techniques can be used, and sensors like tracking markers can be placed to the joints to enhance gamification, immersion and interactivity. Feel free to leave your feedback for further improvements.
I delivered a presentation on the advancements and trends in Graph Neural Networks to the School of Information Engineering at Ningxia University in July 2019. The talk was based on 10 ICML articles that are closely related to GNNs.
The talk introduces the historical background and modern state of Islam in China, historical impact on culture, religion, politics and cuisine, communication and cooperation in economics, education, etc, opportunities and tips to do business in China.