Jongseong Brad Choi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Department of Computer Science (Courtesy) at the State University of New York, Korea (SUNY Korea), Stony Brook University, where he directs Mechanical Systems with Intelligence and Computer Vision Laboratory (MEIC Lab). Dr. Choi’s research aims to advance the integration of artificial intelligence with hardware engineering by combining computer vision, multimodal sensing, neural rendering, 3D perception, and digital twin technologies. Since 2017, he has led pioneering research projects supported by the NSF, NASA, the European Union, and the NRF, resulting in over 100 publications in journals and conferences on visual intelligence and 3D perception. His research portfolio features extensive collaborations with government and industry partners, with cumulative grant funding exceeding USD 2.5 million (sole portion) over the past five years. He has received multiple honors, including the Prospective Scientist Awards from KSME (2025) and KSPHM (2023). Dr. Choi currently serves as an Associate Editor for the ASME Journal of Mechanisms and Robotics and as Chair of a committee within the KSME. More information can be found on his website:
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Research Area: Machine Vision; Neural Scene Representation; Physics-Informed AI; Multimodal Spatial AI; Simulation-to-Real Learning; Physical-AI; Human-in-the-loop Robotics; PHM; SHM
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The total research fund awarded as PI is 3,013 million KRW (equivalent to 2,510k USD). Selected grants are below:
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