I am a 4th year Engineering Science student at the University of Toronto. My research interests are Interactive Controllable Image/Video Generation and 3D Computer Vision, with a focus on Controllability in Diffusion Models.
I am currently an working with Felix Taubner and Professor David Lindell for my undergraduate thesis on video diffusion models. Previously, I was a research intern with the Creative Vision team at Snap Research, working on Image Personalization with Guocheng Gordon Qian, Kuan-Chieh Jackson Wang, and Sergey Tulyakov, and an undergraduate research intern in the Modelics Lab, with Professor Piero Triverio, working on 4D Dynamic CT Analysis.
MVP4D generates 360° human heads from a reference image and input animation using a Morphable Multi-View Video Diffusion Model, distilling them into a 4D representation for real-time rendering.
CAP4D generates controllable 4D human head avatars given any number of reference images using Morphable Multi-view Diffusion Models and Deformable 3D Gaussian Splatting.