Computational Imaging Beyond RGB
We design cameras that capture information beyond conventional color imaging, including phase, polarization, transient transport, and spectral cues.
We build cameras that capture light properties beyond human vision, including transient transport, phase, polarization, and spectral cues. We combine these novel imagers with physics-informed AI to interpret non-conventional data and deploy multimodal perception and vision-language-action models for real-world robotics, especially in agriculture and healthcare where intelligent sensing improves automation, safety, and accessibility.
We design cameras that capture information beyond conventional color imaging, including phase, polarization, transient transport, and spectral cues.
We build machine learning models that respect imaging physics so non-conventional sensor data can be reconstructed, interpreted, and deployed robustly.
We integrate advanced visual sensing into robots and VLA systems for practical automation in agriculture, healthcare, and other safety-critical settings.
Find the lab in the Pacific Ocean Science and Technology Building on the University of Hawai'i at Manoa campus.
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Students interested in joining the CIRP Lab are encouraged to apply through the University of Hawai'i ICS graduate programs: ics.hawaii.edu/academics/graduate-programs. Research assistantships are typically offered only to students who have already worked in the CIRP Lab.
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For international applicants, please note that teaching assistantships require meeting the university's English proficiency requirements. Details are available here: manoa.hawaii.edu/graduate/english-proficiency-exemption-eligibility.