Hang Su
Ph.D. Student @ ShanghaiTech | Visiting Student @ UPenn GRASP Lab
My name is Hang Su (苏杭). I am a PhD student at ShanghaiTech University and a member of the Mobile Perception Lab, advised by Prof. Laurent Kneip. I received my B.Eng. in Computer Science from ShanghaiTech University in 2021. I am currently a visiting student at the GRASP Lab, University of Pennsylvania, working with Prof. Kostas Daniilidis.
My research interests lie in 3D Computer Vision and Robotics — building systems that perceive geometry and motion in the real world. I am drawn to Structure-from-Motion and the broader question of how machines recover spatial understanding from raw visual data, combining geometric modeling with learning-based methods.
My current work focuses on event cameras — neuromorphic sensors that capture brightness changes asynchronously at microsecond resolution. They hold great promise for robotic perception under fast motion and challenging lighting — one of many promising directions in 3D vision and robotics.