Giorgio Blandano
Dipartimento di Informatica “Giovanni Degli Antoni” — Università degli Studi di Milano. Member of PHuSe Lab.
I am a 3rd year PhD candidate at the University of Milan and a member of the PHuSe Lab, advised by Raffaella Lanzarotti and Alessandro D'Amelio.
I am broadly interested in geometric deep learning, equivariant architectures, and vision-language models. My current work focuses on enabling embodied agents to reason over long egocentric experiences, through the integration of spatial grounding, temporal context, and persistent 3D representations.
Latest news
Our paper “No Pose, No Problem: SE(3)-Equivariant Facial Landmark Detection on 3D Data” has been accepted at WACV 2027! See you in Florida in January 🎉
Our paper “The Ego-Allocentric Dialogue: World-Centred Grounded 3D Reasoning via Persistent Primitives” has been accepted at ECCV 2026 (HCV Workshop)! See you in Malmö 🎉
Our paper “2S-SGCN: A Two-Stage Stratified Graph Convolutional Network for Facial Landmark Detection on 3D Data” is out in Computer Vision and Image Understanding, Vol. 250 (Elsevier), open access. Read it here.
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