Welcome to the Visual and General Intelligence (VisAGI) Lab! At the VisAGI Lab, we envision building general and robust AI systems that can be deployed to solve a wide range of real-world problems, ultimately progressing toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Our long-term academic journey starts with a vision-centric approach, focusing on computer vision as the first step toward building more general and robust AI systems.

Our current research interests include, but are not limited to, the following areas:

  • Multimodal Generative Models: Exploring state-of-the-art generative models, including multimodal large language models and diffusion models, that can generate, understand, and reason across multiple modalities.
  • Agentic & Physical AI: Building autonomous agents capable of multi-step reasoning, long-term planning, and tool-augmented execution to solve complex tasks.
  • Robust Visual Perception Models: Designing models that can accurately perceive and interpret visual data (e.g, image/video/3D), even under challenging conditions.
  • Data-Centric AI: Developing methodologies that emphasize the strategic collection, curation, and utilization of data, which we see as essential for the next generation of AI breakthroughs.

Through these research directions, we strive to take meaningful steps toward realizing Artificial General Intelligence.

[Notice] We are always looking for self-motivated and passionate students to join our team. If you’re interested, please visit the Joining Us page for more information.

Latest News

[Jun. 2026] Our paper on agentic multi-camera person search has been accepted to ECCV 2026.

[April. 2026] We have launched a research project on ‘Vision-Language-Action Models for Digital Environments (e.g., GUI)’, with support from ETRI.’

[Mar. 2026] Our lab has been selected for the Young Scientist Grant from the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF), supporting our research on ‘Agentic AI’ and ‘Self-evolving Multimodal AI.’

[Mar. 2026] TaeYang Jeong joined our lab as an undergraduate intern. Welcome!

[Feb. 2026] Our paper on safety of vision-language models has been accepted to CVPR 2026 (Findings).

[Jan. 2026] Chaeyun Park and Hyunjun Cho joined our lab as undergraduate interns. Welcome!

[Dec. 2025] Prof. Park was invited to give a talk at KAIST.

[Sep. 2025] Donghyeop Woo joined our lab as an undergraduate intern. Welcome!

[Sep. 2025] Two papers on vision-language models has been accepted to ICCV 2025 Workshop.

[Aug. 2025] Prof. Park was invited to give a talk on ‘Recent Vision-Language Foundation Models’ at ETRI and Gachon University.

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