I'm an Assistant Professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.
I received my Ph.D. from the GRASP Laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania, advised by Professor Kostas Daniilidis.
I received my B.S. in Computer Science from Rice University and M.S.E in Robotics from Penn.
Previously, I was a research intern at Samsung AI Center New York, where I worked with Professors Sebastian Seung, Daniel Lee, and Volkan Isler.
I did my most recent internship at the Apple Vision Product team, working on the Vision Pro.
I will be joining the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Johns Hopkins University as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2025.
I am currently recruiting Ph.D. students for Spring and Fall 2026. If you're interested in real-time perception, learning for robotics, or neuromorphic computing, please email me at claude.w@jhu.edu with the subject line:
[PhD Application 2026] Your Name
Please include your CV, transcript (unofficial is fine), and a short statement of interest or description of your research background.
News & Updates
[07/31/2025] Our paper "Continuous-Time Human Motion Field from Event Cameras" has been accepted at ICCV 2025! See you in Hawaii!
[03/30/2025] Our paper "Event-based Continuous Color Video Decompression" will appear in CVPR 2025 Workshop on Event-based Vision.
[01/22/2025] Our paper about equivariant neural IMU is accepted at ICLR 2025!
[01/16/2025] I will give a lightning talk about event-based human motion field at NYC Computer Vision Day 2025.
[09/30/2024] I am selected as one of the outstanding reviewers for ECCV 2024.
[08/23/2024] I finished my internship with the Vision Product Group at Apple.
[07/03/2024] Four papers accepted to ECCV 2024. See you in Milan!
[06/18/2023] Our new dataset M3ED is presented at the CVPR event vision workshop.
[07/12/2022] "EV-Catcher: High-Speed Object Catching Using Low-latency Event-based Neural Networks" is accepted at RA-L.
[07/08/2022] EvAC3D: From Event-Based Apparent Contours to 3D Models via Continuous Visual Hulls" is selected as Oral Presentation at ECCV 2022. See you in Tel Aviv!
Research
My main research interests are event-based vision, 3D computer vision and robotics.
In particular, I work on motion and scene understanding of highly dynamic scenes.
My research projects range from fundamental geometry problems in event-based vision to applications of the event sensors in real robots.