Benran Hu

I am a Master’s student at Carnegie Mellon University pursuing a degree in Master of Science in Computer Science. I received my Bachelor’s degree at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, with major in both Computer Science and Data Science. My research interests span real-time rendering, differentiable rendering, and 3D vision. I am particularly interested in bridging 3D vision and graphics via differentiable rendering for better 3D content generation, capturing, and editing. I am also interested in applying deep learning to appearance modeling, light transport, as well as broader domains in graphics and vision.

I am very fortunate to collabroate with Prof. Pedro Sander on reprojection scheduling and perception-guided VR rendering acceleration. I was also supervised by Prof. Chi-Keung Tang and Prof. Yu-Wing Tai on object detection and instance segmentation in Neural Radiance Field.