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EIES-Lab · The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Our Mission
Underlying Mechanism: Energy–Information–Action Coupling
We investigate how energy constraints and physical dynamics shape intelligent perception, decision-making, and autonomous adaptation, and how embodied intelligence, through physical actions and feedback, transforms the operation of energy systems.
Our Approach
We integrate energy-system perception, physics-grounded world models, and energy-constrained decision-making with physical action and feedback, enabling autonomous adaptation in complex and dynamic energy systems.
aPhysical energy environment
Observations · real-time data
bEmbodied agent
Multi-source partial observations
State estimate with uncertainty
State · dynamics · observations
Physics, safety, consequences
Rollout · planning
Planning, control & safe decisions
Revenue · cost · resilience
Acting on the real energy system
Action → Physical energy environment
Physical feedback · reward · cost · safety → World model · Decision & policy
Three connected steps of one loop. Read more about our research →

What information is sufficient for reliable energy decisions?

How do energy systems respond to changes and actions?

How can energy agents act safely and adaptively?
A unified embodied intelligence framework across diverse energy systems, physical constraints, and feedback dynamics. Read more about our scenarios →



The EIES-Lab website is moving to an open-source, bilingual static site.
A new paper on energy-aware embodied intelligence has been accepted. Replace with a real publication.
We welcome new PhD and MPhil students joining EIES-Lab this autumn. Replace with real names.
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