Zhewen Zheng

I am a first year Master's student in Computer Vision (MSCV) at Carnegie Mellon University. I got dual Bachelor's degrees in Mathematics and Informatics from the University of Washington, and graduated with Interdisciplinary Honors. My interests lie at the intersection of computer vision, computer graphics, and robot learning.

Previously after my undergraduate studies, I first worked as a Machine Learning Engineer at ObvioHealth, where I led a team to build an LLM-based web portal to accelerate clinical protocol drafting and developed image classification and data synthesis pipelines. Later, at Shanghai AI Laboratory I worked on 3D Reconstruction and Novel View Synthesis methods.

I am currently seeking Summer 2026 internship in AI/ML and research opportunities in 3D and Robot Learning.

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Research

I’m broadly interested in 3D learning, generation, and reconstruction—how AI systems can perceive and model the physical world in three dimensions. My past work has focused on inferring geometry, motion, and appearance from images through radiance-field-based representations. I’m also expanding my interests toward robot learning, exploring how embodied agents can leverage 3D understanding to perceive and interact with their environments.

By unifying 3D foundation priors with structured scene representations we enable robust and generalizable 3D reconstruction of diverse real-world scenes using only monocular video.

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I enjoy playing badminton, building computers, linux-ricing, and figuring out automation puzzles.

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