Biography
I am a third-year PhD student supervised by Prof. Dr. Otmar Hilliges.
I obtained my Computer Science Master's degree at ETH Zürich in 2021.
My research interests lie in human-centric computer vision ranging from basic understandings of human-centric videos,
such as human recognition and pose estimation, to more complicated generative tasks, such as motion and full-body generation.
Recently, I am interested in leveraging generative 3D avatars to facilitate human pose estimation and 3D understanding.
You can find my previous projects in my external
homepage,
google scholar,
or
LinkedIn.
Projects for Prospective Master's Students
Please check out this project description
I am seeking self-motivated students interested in 3D avatar editing, generative modeling, and clothing reconstruction. You are also welcome to reach out if you want to propose your own project.
Keywords:
Controllable Generative Modeling; 3D Human Avatars; Diffusion Models; Clothing Reconstruction.
Publications at AIT
Academic Activities
Reviewing
I have been actively reviewing papers for conferences and journals in computer vision (CVPR, TPAMI, ICCV, ECCV, NeuRIPS, 3DV, ACCV) since 2020.
Past Student Projects
- 2023
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Wenbo Wang Research Assistant
4D-DRESS: A 4D Dataset of Real-world Human Clothing with Semantic Annotations
Now: Ph.D. Student at the University of Sydney. - Machine Perception — Spring'24
- Seminar on Human-Performance Capture — Spring'24
- Informatik I — Fall'23
- Advanced Topics in Human-Centric Computer Vision — Fall'23
- Machine Perception — Spring'23
- Informatik I — Fall'22
- Advanced Topics in Human-Centric Computer Vision — Fall'22