Vision-Language-Action Models

Jieyu Zhang's personal site says she is a final-year PhD student in computer science at the University of Washington advised by Ranjay Krishna and Alex Ratner. UW RAIVN also lists her as a PhD student since 2020, and her site lists an AI2 research internship beginning in January 2025.

Wilbert Pumacay works on learning and benchmarking generalist agents that can perceive and act in virtual and real environments. His homepage describes research interests in robotics and embodied AI.

CEO of the Allen Institute for AI and professor of computer science at the University of Washington. His work spans computer vision, multimodal learning, reasoning, and embodied AI.

Public sources identify this Boyang Li as a University of Washington student in computer science who coauthored MolmoAct. The public sources reviewed here do not support a current Ai2 employment claim.

Allen School coverage names Bohan Fang as one of the undergraduate students on the UW side of the MolmoAct team.

Researcher at Ai2 and coauthor of the MolmoAct2: Action Reasoning Models for Real-world Deployment.

Coauthor of "MolmoAct: Action Reasoning Models that can Reason in Space"; the paper lists Sangho Lee with affiliation [1] Allen Institute for AI.

Senior director of embodied AI at Ai2 and professor at the University of Washington working in robotics, computer vision, and machine learning.

Public sources list Angelica Wu as a coauthor of MolmoAct, a report on action reasoning models for spatial and robotics tasks.

Jieyu Zhang

Wilbert Pumacay

Ali Farhadi

Boyang Li

Bohan Fang

Eli VanderBilt

Haoquan Fang

Jiafei Duan

Karen Farley

Ranjay Krishna

Rose Hendrix

Shuo Liu

Winson Han

Yi Ru Wang

Ainaz Eftekhar

Angad Wadhwa

Cole Harrison

Donovan Clay

Jaemin Cho

Jae Sung Park

Joyce Chai

Lucas Ngoo

Peter Sushko

Sam Wang

Shanli Xing

Shirui Chen

Suveen Ellawela

Wei-Chuan Tsai

Weikai Huang

Xiang Fan

Ying-Chun Lee

Zhongzheng Ren

Sangho Lee

Dieter Fox

Angelica Wu