Suryansh Kumar

I am an Assistant Professor and a Researcher primarily focused in the field of 3D computer vision, Visual AI and Automation. Presently, I work in the Visual Computing and Computational Media Section at Texas A & M University, College Station Texas. As a researcher, I am fascinated by how mathematical construction can precisely represent the perceptual concepts of images, such as 3D scene geometry, motions, lights, material, and color. I aim to use these mathematical concepts to enable machines for a broader adoption using visual data.

Recent News

    Data Science Course Development Awardee TAMU 2024.

    One research paper accepted for publication at ICRA 2024.

    One research article accepted for publication at IJCV 2024.

    One research paper accepted for publication at IROS 2023.

    One research paper accepted for publication at RSS 2023.

    Three research papers accepted for publication at CVPR 2023.

    Three research papers accepted for publication, one at each venue: ICLR, ICRA, RAL 2023.

Selected Recent Publications

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    Enhanced Stable View-Synthesis

    IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2023, Vancouver, Canada.

    Nishant Jain*, Suryansh Kumar*, Luc Van Gool

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    Quantum Annealing for Single Image Super-Resolution

    8th New Trends in Image Restoration and Enhancement Workshop and Challenges (NTIRE)
    IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2023, Vancouver, Canada.

    Han Yao Choong, Suryansh Kumar*, Luc Van Gool

Recent Awards and Achievements

    • Texas A&M Institute of Data Science (TAMIDS) Course Development Awardee for 2024.

    • Successfully concluded Google Focused Research Project in Nov'22. Co-authored with Prof. Luc Van Gool and Prof. Vittorio Ferrari.

    • Nominated for J. G. Crawford Prize at ANU for Best Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Thesis 2019.

    • Australian National University Vice-Chancellor Grant Award.

    • Best Algorithm Award in CVPR NRSFM Challenge 2017 by Disney Research.

    • ANU-HDR Merit Scholarship Student Award, funded in part by The Australian Research Council.

Current Students (Masters and Doctorate)

  1. Name
    Yanwen Chen M.S (Texas A & M University)
    Role
    Topic: Human-Robot Interaction
    Date

External Students or Informal Collaboration