Robust multimodal vision
Optical flow, scene flow, low-light vision, multispectral sensing, and sensor fusion for challenging real-world conditions.
Computer vision · Robotics · Brain-inspired intelligence
My research develops spatial intelligence for machines, with a focus on 3D vision, robotic perception, SLAM, multimodal sensing, and brain-inspired learning. The long-term goal is to enable machines to perceive, understand, and interact with the 3D world in a human-like way.
Autonomous systems serve as an important research platform: they connect robust perception with spatial reasoning and reliable action in real environments.
ACM TOG 2026: “Closed-Form Convolution for Physically-Accurate Defocus in Gaussian Splatting” was published in ACM Transactions on Graphics. Paper
CVPR 2026: “Linguistic Priors for Visual Decoupling: Towards Symmetric Vision-Brain Alignment” was published at CVPR. Paper
Open-source release: We released a low-cost, portable handheld 3D reconstruction system with build documentation and printable CAD models. Project
CVPR 2025: Our multimodal implicit enhancement method for efficient optical flow estimation was published at CVPR. Paper
Optical flow, scene flow, low-light vision, multispectral sensing, and sensor fusion for challenging real-world conditions.
3D reconstruction, neural radiance fields, Gaussian splatting, pose estimation, and geometric scene representations.
SLAM, localization, navigation, place recognition, spatial reasoning, and autonomous interaction.
Vision–brain alignment, brain-machine coupled learning, multimodal cognition, and biologically inspired representations.
W. Dai, H. Wu, X. Weng, Y. Zheng, Y. Ming, W. Kong
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VAST Lab is my research group at Hangzhou Dianzi University. We study human-like spatial intelligence for autonomous systems and train graduate and undergraduate researchers through both fundamental research and hands-on system development.
Perceive the world. Understand the world. Interact with the world.
Code and projects on GitHub ↗I welcome master's and PhD applicants, undergraduate researchers, and short-term visiting students interested in spatial intelligence, 3D vision, robotics, or brain-inspired intelligence. Academic and industry collaborations are also welcome.